Rome Free Academy - De O Wain Sta Yearbook (Rome, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1982 volume:

emories and collections 1982 Do you remember: Your kindergarten maple leaf pressed in a book? Colorful drawings from elementary school taped on the refridgerator door? Love notes from that special person in junior high school? Ticket stubs from basketball games? How precious these moments were. Now they’re pages in your scrapbook of memories Waiting for the conversation that will bring them back to life again. As the years pass, Our collection becomes more mature. We graduate from our childhood collections of bugs and shells. To the collections of friends and memories of our adult years. SRR aa pate ® 13 ovate 19 ETENT ION Date_ Student suas AWE ty ed — 10 11 . jee Circle one St. Signature yy’ dd? Lh lan lit Iseeed By M pe Infraction . awit st 6 Tgts EwTitLes ——— +t. SPECIAL ELEVATOR ‘ . r PR yp BO ? 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OUT OF 608 SENIORS, THE CHANCES OF ME GET- TING CUT WAS SLIM . . . BUT YOU DID IT. THANKS ALOT KRIS VOELKER! THEN YOU FELT SORRY FOR ME SO YOU PUT ME ON THIS LOUSY PAGE! AND WHAT ABOUT BARB ENTELISANO. SHE GOT CUT TOO .. . RIGHT ACROSS THE FOREHEAD. SHE LOOKS LIKE SHE RAN INTO A CHAINSAW, BUT YOU DIDN'T PASTE HER ON THIS LOUSY PAGE! YOU FIXED HER PHOTO UP REALLY NICE. WHAT IS THIS ON PAGE 46 ANYWAYS? NICE COLOR PRINTS! THIRTY BUCKS DOWN THE DRAIN! CONFETTI NEXT TO MY DECAPITATED BODY! WHOSE IDEA WAS THIS? MIGS’? JUST BECAUSE HE WANTED TO SAVE A FEW PENNIES. WHAT A SCROUNGE! DID HE COUGH UP A QUARTER TO BUY ME A NEW PHOTO? NO! GUILT! GUILT! GUILT! NOW, WHAT ARE ALL THOSE SQUARES? A NEW FANGLED CHECKER: BOARD? SOME OF OUR PHOTOGRAPHERS COULDN'T FOCUS IF THEIR LIVES DEPENDED UPON IT! WHERE DID YOU PICK UP YOUR CAMERAS? AT THE FIVE-AND-TEN? IT LOOKS LIKE YOU TOOK THEM THROUGH A COKE BOTTLE! NOW, ABOUT THE IMPORTANT STUFF . . . ME! KRIS, NEXT TIME, DON’T PLAY EXECUTIONER. | LOOK LIKE A PERSON WHO JUST ROLLED OUT FROM UNDER THE GUILLOTINE. SOPHOMORES AND JU- NIORS, REMEMBER: DON’T GIVE YOUR PHOTO TO THAT LITTLE MONKEY WOMAN, KRIS. SHE'S HACK-HAPPY. LET'S GET SERIOUS GUYS... ADVISOR: MR. KUNKEL FRONT: K. Beckwith, S. Barner, B. Bemen, K. Barthominu, K Beckwith MIDDLE: J. Boker, L. Benedetto, L. Bartolotti, C. Bittner, T. Bartiett, A. Bissell, S. Barringer, 8. Bartlett BACK: H. Barnes, C. Beeman, M. Bell, J. Bartolotti, D. Benton, J. Bereza, A. Barber, D. Barone, B. Bartlett, K. Bertrand BACHER 204 FRONT Ed Baker, Allen Ball, Stuart Anken, Robert Babcock Jim Barbato MIDDLE Lisa Badoiato, Tia Baker, Roxanne Allen, Kay Anderson, Bettina Anderson, Loretta Barbato, Pam Archer, Tammy Baker, Thersa Andrewski, Hellen Armstrong, Mary Elien Amoroso, Francine Aijello BACK Fred Allen, John Avery, Steve Baird, Steve Amodio, Jerry Babcock, Jamie Avantini, Michael Alessi, Steve Aldrich, Jeffrey Adair, John Balog ANGELO 234 ca FRONT: Amy Bowers, Gina Bruno, Maria Bocchi, Sam Brothers, Maria Bonniwell MIDDLE: Karen Brady, Cheryl Bychanan, Cathy Bradigan, Lisa Brushett, Delaine Bruno, Sue Bratge, Joyce Brown BACK: Kevin Boston, Gary Briggs, Robert Budiong, Cari Burch, Brian Boyiston, Tim Blocher MISSING: Janet Brown, Holly Boiko, Mary Jane Brooks, John Burke, Pat Borden, Joe Brushett BIELEC 306 FRONT Lili Cook, Gloria Ceresoli, Celesta Centro, Allison Comins MIDDLE: Julie Chmielewski, Laura Chilkotowsky, Jackie Clanfrocco, Verna Clark, Helen Cheney, Sandra Cooper, Marie Conestabile, Cindy Cianfrano, Sarah Childs BACK Tim Clancy, Scott Cook, Pat Clark, Joe Cheri, Bill Coffey, Tim Coleman, Tim Cole MISSING Alicia Cook, Jacki Conti, Carol Cerjan, Brenda Chmielewski, Craig Cihocki, Sy Chovakoun, Michelle Colangelo BURLISON 312 FRONT Chris Carmody, Frank Calhoun, Bill Carman, Lisa Carrado, Brenda Burton, Jacque Cassidy, Shannon Carpenter MIDDLE James Burrell, Wayne Cadretie, Joanne Carbone, Sue Carletta, Christine Caporilll, Rich Campbell, Joan Cadrette, Chuck Cadrette, Scott Casey, Mike Carter BACK Jesus Castro, Mike Carlson, Tom Burkhalter, Nick Carrado, Bill Castro, Cari Butch, Clare Calidonna, Angeia Caliahan, Diane Camey, Cindy Capozzolc, Lewis Carlisie MISSING Pete Calandra, David Cadrette BLOOMQUIST 304 FRONT: Dina Cortese, Dominic Corigiiano, Constance Denchy, Debra Davis MIDDLE: David Colangelo, Pamela Davis, Michelle Cox, Christina Cross, Nicholeen Cosimeno, Cheryl A’Ambrosi, Michele DeFrees, Donna DeBella BACK: Donaid Darcangelo, Francis DeLong, Thomas Crump, Bob Csicsilo, Robert Cramp, Randall Cosimeno, Bruce Dahn, Steven Dennis MISSING: James Corigiiano, Lorie DeHimer, Sheri DeFrees, Frank DeCarolis, Carol Deming CALICCHIA 325 FRONT: Bill Foose, Gary Eychner, Michael Fenton, Joe Flores MIDOLE Pattl Duheme, Cathy Falk, Reginna Ferrandini, Jeanette Fountain, Judy Fowler, Christie Everroad, Maureen Fahy, Laura Fox BACK: Kathy Fanning, D.B. Fragapane, Dennis Evanciew, Rodney Frank, Fava, Paul Flinchbaugh, Victor Famsworth, Roseann Francescone MISSING: ana . Bill FREELAND 323 FRONT Gary Dickson, Ricky Eastup, Clay Duffek MIDDLE Mary Desemone, Dawn £ , Jayn Deviin, Sharon Degarmus, Brenda Eaton, Lisa Doria, Kim Dougall, Katey Doubleday, Heather Dunham, Paul Englebert, Kerry Destito BACK John Dominic, Paul Dickinson, Mark Edick, Mark Ernest, Jeff Edwards, Mark Duell, Todd Esposito, Ron Eggan, Tom DeSantis CASANOVA 302 “ ek My a = Tee Kew (oe ro FRONT: ner, Karen Frasca, Wiliam Gifford, Tamara Goodmore, Jacqueline Gerhardt, Patricia Gerace Kevin Good, Mark Gerace, Bill Gardinier, Richard Galluppi, Jeff Getbehead, David a David Gerling, Mark Edick, Dan lord MISSING: Angelo Fulgieri, James Getman, Bridget Fur. ry, Foy Fuller, Carolyn Fuller, Lee Geary, Mary Giardino, Beronica Giardino, Deborag Goworek, Karia Gored, Terry Furry, Granieri, Stephan Goidman, Rebecca Freeland GRAY 120A FRONT: Bill Herrig, Paul Hesier, Mark Hoffman, Thanh Hughes MIDDLE Chery! Hawke, Heidi Heck, Gall Hunter, Julie Henderson, Meg Hewett, Karen Heaney, Debbie Havens, Lori Hodierne, Helen Hiuska, Janis Hougen, Chris Haviick, Therese Hopkins BACK: Mike Hutchinson, Mike Herrick, Harvey Hawkins, Darryl Howery, Sam Hepworth, All Howard, Jon Herter HODINGER 141 FRONT Joe Hardin, John Griffiths, Pat Hall, Shawn Hannafon, MIDDLE: Virginia Grow, Dawn Guisinger, Lynne Harmon, Diane Hamey, Mary Harrington, Barb Guy, Lee Haber, Mary Ann Greco BACK Richard Gritasi, Chris Hale, Dan Grogg, Scott Hardison, Steve Grube, Danny Hall, Shane Haley, Todd Harmon, Jeff Hall MISSING: Crystal Hanright, Kevin Haber HALEY 310 FRONT: Tom Kissner, Tom Kirk, Brian Jones MIDDLE: Cindy Kirk, Cathy Kim, Carmel Jalynski, Mary Kerin, Sharon Kahler, Wendy Jordan, Nancy lannotti, Sheryl Jones, Laura Johnson, Kathy Kiepprien BACK: Dwight Johnson, Robert Kilroy, Steve Jalynski, George Kaminsky, Chris Kehoe, Mike Janes, Ken Kinna, Joe Kieffer, Steve Janicunas, Terri Johnston, Hank John, Dale Kesler MISSING: Robert Jones, Denise Jones, Mike Jeror LANDAU 130A FRONT: Brian Masucci, Steve Matt, Deborah McMillan, Gail Manning MIDDLE: Tricla Mandronico, Lynn Lyman, Donna Manganaro, Debra Martin, Judy McGrath, Elizabeth McMonogie, Donna Marvin, Roseann Mastraccio, Christine McCormick BACK: John Macalik, Joseph Mastrangelo, James McCarthy, Andrew McCormick, Frank Martinelli, Patrick Lyman, Ed Marshall, Tom Malone, Mike Malone MISSING: Henry Lucio, Anthony Malioni, James Maynard, Matt Mazuzan MAMMONE 146 FRONT Joe Lacey, Phil Lawson, Gabriel Kousouros, Guy LaGatta MIDDLE Mary Leffert, Mary Ann Latini, Steve Linn, Julie Lubeck, Lisa Lopushinsky, Renee La Boeuf, Chariene Kohler, Tammy Lease, Debbie Longway BACK: Dan Lamb, Jim Lee, Randy Lubeck, Billy Foose, Richard Kosakowski, Chris Murphy, Allan Landes, Richard Lickfieid, Don Landry, Glen Leftwich, Dave Lerman, Mark Kozak MISSING: Uso Loparco, Mark Klis, Curtis Knapp BROCKER 320 FRONT: Christine Moore, Doris Meyer, Brenda Moffett, Susan Merrill, Leah Merrick, Tina Mezza, Ugenis Messenger, Salena Mendoza, Brenda Mendoza, Christine Miglior! BACK: Clinton Monroe, Kenneth Miller, Rocco Migilor, Mark Moody, Thomas Mitchell, Eugene Messenger, Bruce Milier, Van Moffatt, Jeanine Messier, Elizabeth Mitchell, Richard Mooney MISSING: Maria Megerell, Ursula Mendoza, Rex Merrick, Renee Merchant, Diane Miller MAZZAFERRO 226 FRONT: Robert Palinski, Don O'Neil, Phil Pacheco, Dale Occhipinti, Gregg Peck MIDDLE Theresa Parker, Kim Parry, Debbie O'Malley, Adelia Olney, Domenica Pendorf, Lynn Pazdur, Ganese Paimiero, Andrea Paimer, Margaret Page, Dawn Parry, Janice Ogawa BACK Randy Peasiee, Richard Ottis, William Palaka, Anthony Paquette, Richard Pelerosi, Rick Parker, David Paine MISSING Patrick Orr, Paul Pelton NEWMAN 209 FRONT Myles Nashton, Chris Noreilli, Mary Murphy, Carolyn Novak MIDDLE Forrest Newton, Arthur Nadeau, Dorthy Newberry, Kathy Murphy, Donna Nardslico, Lori Moyer, Joan Musyznski BACK Steve Nolan, Brad Nellenbach, Chris Murphy, Todd Mortis, Mark Moshier, Eric Nelson, Kevin Mumpton, Lotar Nordman, Ed Mortiey, Dan Nelson, Ken Moyer MISSING: Margaret Mucha, Tim Murphy, Steve Noresky, Tim Nouvong MICKLER 326 FRONT: Sterling Plenert, John Pierce, Michael Police, Derek Phillips MIDOLE: Jodi Portner, Julie Powell, Yvonne P rairie, Ellen Potocki, Carmelia Pisano, Theima Phillips, Gina Pumilia, Cheryl Pinti, Michele Perfetti BACK: Judy Pohi, Lorie Pisaneschi, Ed Pitt, Stephen Prosser, Tracy Pitoniak, Evan Piantz, Joe Perugia MISSING: OSBORNE 134 FRONT: Mark Romieski, Thomas Robusto, Dan Ripa, Robert Rienzo MIDOLE Heidi Rikert, Kimmi Rister, Joy Rolewicz, LaDonna Richardson, Kris Reilly, Sally Rasmusson, Shellie Purdum BACK Patrick Reynolds, Brian Rapke, John Rehbein, Kari Reimann, Doug Reader, Robert Roberts, Paul Ratazzi, Joe Rielly, Ken Rielly MISSING: Tammy Reed, William Rapke, Phil Puma, Mary Rardin RAPKE 259 Ted Ferio, Lisa Scott, Donna Rizzo, Maria McKenna, Amy Sanborn, Siobhan Boyer, Kim Faulkner, Gary Sauer MISSING Anthony Siarkiewicz, Nan Mirabelli, Therese Pritchard RENZI 214 FRONT: Louraine Rossi, Kim Salisbury, Christine Schicher, Dawn Seigier, Marie Sasenbury MIDDLE: Jeanette Samad, Bonny Schallenberg, Chariene Rossi, Elizabeth Rushford, Sandra Schmitt, Joanne Scuderi, Tracey Seymour, Kim Sebastian, Anne Marie Scalero BACK: Donald Sawyer, Dale Schultz, Mike Shannon, George Sgroi, Greg Sellers, Ed Schlicher, David Rubino, Nick Ross, Tito Seoane, Carl Sharron RUBY 3214 FRONT Tom Thompson, James Swift, Jeff Sutter, Paul Treadway, Vincent Stolo, Dan Toloso MIDDLE Usa Trophia, Debbie Trudell, Cathleen Sutton, Diane Tardugno, Karen Steinkirchner, Dale Thomas, Jennifer Taylor, Virginia Tomaszewski, Paula Swarts, Judy Tharrett BACK: Marianne Stephan, Laurie Tarbania, John Thompson, Wayne Swancott, Gaetano Tosti, Doreen Talmadge, Joe Stolo, Kellie Stroup. Laura Thieke, Jerry Studer SMALDON 143 Tina Smith, Michele Shean, Ann Mari Shearman, Tammy Smith, Pam Smith, Sue Smith, Donnie Smith, Jackie Shepard, Abbey Jo Shulkin, Abbey Smith, Terry Smith BACK Michael Stamboly, Greg Skogiand, Steve Smith, Andrew Smith, Keith Snyder, Ken Smith, Marcia Smith, Pete Spina, David Smith MISSING Mike Smith, Alvin Smith, Edward Smith, Brian Smith, Heidi Smith, Donald Sheppard SCHREIBER 333 FRONT Mary Beth Valentine, Sharon Vogel, Sherry Turner, Linda Valode, Threasa Verrenti, Jan Vanderhoof, Margret Tuzzolino, Chris Vescio, Kim Varano, Kellie Viscelll, Peggianne Vickers BACK: Pete Vanderbogart, Tony Varano, Paul Tuttle, Paul Vanderwerken, Ed Vaughn, Dovid Venturo, David Uvanni SORRENTINO 314 FRONT: Bruce Woodruff, Shawn Williams, Juanita Woznicki, Charlotte Wolcott, Teryie Williams MIDDLE: Stephanie Wolff, Lisa Wood, Patty Zawaly, Mychel Wiison, Sandy Wilson, Sharon Zionc, Susan Zell, Kim Wuethrich, Jockie Young, Jodie Wuthrich BACK: Bill Foose, Todd Zullo, Paul Zucker, Walt Witt, Todd Williams, Mark Wilson, Shawn Young, Gary Womach. MISSING: Nina Williams WIMETT 331 FRONT Jeff Weeks, Tammy Wells, Jackie Watson, Melissa Wickham, Rosalind Wilkerson, Chris West, Beth White, Mork Waller BACK Kieth Wakelee, Tony Walker, Joe Wagner, John Wade, Jeff Waish, Ken White, Kurt Wilhelm, Tim Wilkerson, Steve Washington VIVIANI 308 Suzy, Dicky, Wally, Billy, Bobby, Barby, Tommy, Johnny, Jenny, Sissy, Ronny, Jimmy, Sally, Eddy, Christy, Freddy, Joey, Norm WOBENHOBEL 353 CLASS OF 1984 ADVISOR: MR. BLOOMQUIST FRONT: Christine Bloomfield, Mary Kay Benjamin, Tracy Lynn Blood, Janet Beiden, Amy Barini, Renee Biamonte, Christine Bates, Jill Barlow, Martha Bartell, Michele Beckwith, Theresa Bennett BACK: Brian Beede, Christopher Blocher, Charles Beimel, David Bath, Matthew Baustert, Mr. Boardman, Richard Bird, Darren Battie, Morris Blanchard, Richard Beckwith, Anthony Borruso, David Benedetto, Mark Blackall MISSING: Chelsa Blanks, Carolyn Backus BOARDMAN 221 FRONT Brian Amato, Bob Backus MIDDLE: Sandy Abrams, Kathy Abreu, Chris Angotti, Robin Baird, Missy Allen, Julie Alessi, Maryann Andriach BACK Lori Bailey, Michelle Andreiio, Frank Agosto, Rick Anair, Bob Alder, Miles Angelo, Mike Bailey, Tom Amidon, Rocco Bachhuber, Steve Armstrong, Kenny Abreu MISSING: Doreen Alessi, Donna Ball, Barbra Agans ADEY 201 FRONT: Betty Burch, Patty Briggs, Dave Bruce, Deirdre Boylston, Dawn Buchanan, Dan Bronson, Ryan Burleigh, Jim Burleigh MIDDLE: Sharon Brinkman, Cathy Grybowski, Debbie Cady BACK: Kelly Calabrese, Hope Bymes, Cindy Bunal, Dan Bush, Scott Butters, Elliot Boyce, Joe Burskirk, Kevin Burk CLANCY 120 FRONT Deborah Coleman, Zia Clark, Tarry Chmielewski, Dawn Cimo, Gina Claraill, Annette Childs, Tammy Clottl BACK David Chrysier, Kevin Coffey, David Coleman, Robert Cole, Jim Cino, John Chilton, Richard Cole, James Cimino, Roy Clark, Chris Clark MISSING: Gillian Clark, Clarence Chester, Andrew Childs, Angelo Ciantrocco, Patrice Clantrocco, David Clecottl, Cindy Cihocki, Keith Clothakis, Allison Coccia, Amy Coleman COUGHLIN 304 FRONT Jean Carietta, Mary Carole Cailicchia, Diana Carroll, Sonya Carrier, Carrie Carmichael, Joan Carletta, Diane Carrado, Becky Calidonna, Patty Carroll, Jit Chamberiain, Shari Cainero BACK Richard Carletta, Tracy Carpenter, Loren Carpenter, Leonard Carissimo, Vinny Caracciola, Pat Campana, Carmeia Catalano, Brian Carfipbell, Kevin Castro, Jim Cassesse, Tony Campanaro, Jeff COLE 134 FRONT: Michelle Correia, Wendy D'Ambrosi, Darlene D'Amore, Katherine Davies, Rodney Davidson, Gregg Countryman, Arthur Crippen, Gina Cotroneo, Steve Curtis BACK: Jackie Czyko, Pam Damon, Sandy Davis, Shelia Comito, Denise Cooper, Dave Corzillus, Wendy Conover, Tina Conover DURGEE 121 FRONT: Roger Drake, Craig Dichhorn, Gien Drake MIDDLE: Dorothy Drake, Kim Driscoll, Barbara Eaton, Mary Donovan, Kathleen Drake, Annette Dupont, Diana Drake, Brenda Dukett, Beth Edwards, Amy Ellis, Michelle Donaidson BACK: Kay Donal, Tammy Elmer, Karen Doty, Kom Dunham, Sue Edwards, Shannon Dunham, Tom Dutcher, Matt Dunham, Joe Doucette, Mark Dukett, Dennis Drake. GIARDINO 207 FRONT Phil Doherty, Paul Derato, Albert Delong, Maureen Dolan, Dennis Deeley, Howard Dean, Bob Denton, Harold Dolan BACK Mike Deprospero, James DeRuby, Tim Dolan, Paul Domenico, Chris DeLutis, Gary Decker, Chris Destito, Len DeMaggio GIAMPORCARO 205 FRONT: Robbie Falcone, Patrick Ferio, Paul Fanelli MIDDLE: Regina Finn, Tracy Fazio, Lisa Fabrizio, Janelle Evans, Josephine Farino, Michelle Feole, Shelby Ferguson BACK: Bob Fisher, David Esch, Michael Fletcher, Richard Fletcher, Greg Fiaschetti, Alex Faroni, Jim Estal MISSING: Sharle Fiorini, Mark Flanigan, Laura Favata, Terri Fike, Scott Evans GIFFORD 153 FRONT: Scott Hall, Ed Goodrich, Lionel Goodman CENTER: Joel Gaulandi MIDDLE Sue Holey, Beverly Hazlett, Betty Harrison, Joelle Gubbins, Michele Hall, Chandra Gorman, Annette Hall, Barbara Graves BACK Jim Grago, Tom Hardy, Tony Gobrick, Craig Hayes, Richard Hallenbeck, Donna Gratch, Carmelia Guillano, Bob Goworek MISSING Jim Haley, Jim Bob Gray, Jeff Hartwig, Lisc Grant, ‘Mark Harris HESS 12B FRONT Sandra Fountain, Elisa Foster, Charlies Gallagher, Joseph Galanti, Latania Gleghorn, Chris Genovese MIDDLE Terry Frye, Deborah Fusco, Kristin Fuller, Bobbi French, Steven Gaither, Paul Gillander, Steven Giardino, Timothy Gifford, Michail Gombie BACK Robert Fragapane, Brent Freeman, Timothy George, Joseph Genovese, Michael Fuller, Raiph Gawehn HAYES 322 FRONT: Dave Henderson, Dyanna Herrig, Debbie Holzberger, Yvet Hollingsworth, Sue Herber, Angela Jackson MIDOLE: Amy Howe, Norina Hunter, Judy Henderson, Teresa Huckless, Mary Henderson BACK: Robert Hill, Steve Holbrook, Ed Hodierne, Karel Houtenbrink, Javier Husband, John Hepworth, Jerry Hendenberg, Jim Hert, Mark Janowicz, Anthony lozzo, Kipp Hoffmeister, Mike Hobbs MISSING: Tim Heck, Tim Hickey, Sue Hoffman, Carla Jackson HILOW 152 FRONT Dirsten Kilfer, Lauri Lemon, Donna Lince, Jean Kirk MIDOLE: Millie Lighthail, Michelle Lewis, John Leftridge, Annette Lewis, Patty Kieffer, Carolyn Lampman, Kim LaSalle, David LaGatta, Brian Lickfleid, Luke Kosakowski BACK: Carolyn Kovatch, Pat McLaughlin, Angeline LaGreco, Rodger Lince, Colleen Kirkham, Mary LaFountain, Mike Kovoleski, Robert Lewis, Jessica Landes, James Kozak, Ron Koberstein, Mike Kobito KUNKEL 344 FRONT Jennifer Johnson, Michelle Jennie, Kristin Kelly, Holly Kellogg, Linda Kahofer, Judy Kemme, Diana Kassman, Cheryi Jenkins, Nancy Jones, Debbie Joyce, Kathy Kenny BACK William Johnson, Brian Kelley, Curtis Kaido, Greg Jones, Jim Kaczor, Richard Johnson, Scott Jones, Lewis Kelliher, Mike Johnson, Chris Keeler, David Jordan KENNY 105 FRONT Robert Loso, Joe Macri, Craig Lippy, Joseph Loparco MIDDLE Holly Machanic, Susan Mahaffy, Catherine Marston, Kevin Loson, Michele Loomis, Deborah Lopez, Crystal Loh, Tracie Manning BACK: Sharmon Mansfield, Renee Little, Karen Livingston, Mark Maiolo, Thomas Marsden, Duane Lyndaker, Carl Manganero, Mike Madonia MISSING: Shyla Long, Joe Longo, Laura Macking, Leda Mariorzo MARTINEZ 104 FRONT Sue Morgan, Laura Moffett, Doreen Nelson, Amy Mirabelli, Tina Michik, Terry Mulligan, Paima Nardozza, Lisa Murphy, Mary Beth Myers, Brenda Montalbano BACK Sam Myers, Mike Murphy, Andy Murphy, Lourie Nagy, Liz Mole, Tom Munro, Eddie Morgan, Louis Nagy MISSING Billy Morgan, Lori Mortis, Richard Nelson, Mark Nelienbach, Dana Money, Tom Moonan, David Mullin PETRUCCI 223 FRONT Cindy Meeker, Jennifer Millington, Courtney McEvoy, Rhonda Mazzacua, Patti McKenna, Margaret McLean, Karen Mecca, Debbie Mercurio BACK Jodi Mercurio, Peter Messina, Joe Mastraccio, Steven Manzies, Michael McCormick, Geoffrey Mead, Christine Mettier MISSING. James Meyers, Eliza Mattis, Cedric Mason, Patrick McLaughiin, Melisso McMahon, Cioudic Merrill NUCCIO 125 FRONT: Stephen Paimer, David Panara, Timothy O'Connor, Christopher Passante MIDDLE: Tandi Nocito, Annette Orbinati, Virginia Northup. Angela Pace, Roxanne O'Neill, Jocelen O'Meara, Uso Ottavio, Cathy Paimer BACK: Danny Ogut, Ed Owen, Mike Nicholson, Richard Oliver, Dennis Owen, David Nisiewica, Geraid Parker, Eric Nordman, Chris O'Connor, Rusty Pantzer ROSSI 106 FRONT Mary Lee Roland, Janice Reese, Carol Raiston, Mary Reed, Deanne Reighn, Lisc Ratazzi, Ellen Reilly, Debbie Richards, Patricia Ringrose, Denice Reiner BACK Tim Roland, Kevin Romieski, Earl Rogers, Tom Register, Dennis Roberts, John Riggieman, Joe Ripa, Jimmy Roberts, Will Riclo MISSING Tim Riedel, Eric Reckentine, Frank Redmond SMITH 216 FRONT Kelly Perkins, Tina Procopia, Peggy Peters, Pam Putrelio, Mary Peck, Danielle Prairie, Marie Pino BACK Michelle Piante, Noe! Pitoniak, Randy Rakowski, Tim Penix, Tony Petrelli, Harry Rambo, Danielle Pendort MISSING Andy Pawlikowski, Michael Piatkowski, Melodie Pictt Dave Pritchard, Norma Ramirez, Clinton Powell SCHARF 327 Michele Roux, Kris Sanborn, Shelly Rossi MIDDLE Usa Sawran, Mary Rooney, Matthew Schicegei, Neil Savoy, David Schoenly, Emest Schmidt, Kristin Rosenburgh, Helena Sboragiic, Lucinda Saylor, Heidi Ruster, Bernice Sambrosky BACK: Paul Sabatini, Kevin Samson, Bill Schreckengost, Todd Schaller, Jack Roser, Paul Rossi, Mike Rossi, Joe Rondineili SWARTWOUT 307 FRONT Cathieen Smith, Kathieen Smith, Paula Smith MIDOLE Joan Straney, Karen Spiegel, Debbie Stewart, Tina Staple, Teri Steyer, Rhonda Sterling, Ed Snow, Agnes Squodrito, Melissa Stagiiono, Deb Stevens, Devra Strickland, Ann Marie Smith BACK Steve Stowiarz, Ed Stillings, Neil Studer, Dan Stagner, Terry Standen, Bob Sticca, Brian Smith, Ken Smith, Craig Smith MISSING: Brian Spoor, Alan Smolinski, Denise Smothers TERENZETTI 130 FRONT Kim Scott, George Semanco, Roarke Shariow, Gien Starkiewicz MIDOLE Caria Sergio, Michelle Sharron, Teresa Slebenbruner, Sandy Simmons, Jeanne Schultz, Susan Semo BACK John Schrenker, Michcel Skinner, Steven Siegfried, Jeff Sil, Dan Sherwood, Kevin Simons TANNY 104 FRONT Lee Swinney. Linda Thiekke, Anne Totaro, Michele Surace, Laurie Swancott, Margo Tennant, Toni Toft Nedro Tagiicterri BACK Ken Sutton, Gary Sweezey, Pon Touisithiphnonezay, Darren Swartzendruber, Eric Sutton, Todd Tardugno, Patrick Tebo, Wayne Towne, Mark Tailarino, Michael Thayer MISSING Willcom Tagiiaferri, Paul Talley, Michelle Tardugno, Nicole Tilimon, William Tims, Nancy Tomassi A. TIDD 103 FRONT: Kathy Wood, Charles Willis, Harold Wood MIDDLE: Craig Wittman, James Walker, Kennedy Walker, Steven Woods, Schianda Willis, Neil Washburn, Michael Zmudosky, Susan Woznicki, Teresa Ward BACK: Paul Wilson, Judy Wilson, Pam Ziinick, Johnna Williams, Richard Wilkinson, Robert Wallace, Terry Westcott, Chris Wood MISSING Fred Westcott, Brian Wilkes ZARNOCH 102 FRONT Glenn Viehbeck, Lou Viviani, Frank Vetrone, Carl VanDresar MIDDLE Chevelle VanHoevan, Cheryl Vahey, Betty Tyler, Sharon Uriz, Tammy Trudell, Lori Tyler, Lauren Voelker, Lynn Vaccaro, Luann Viviani, Ann Marie Trotz BACK Liso Uvanni, Judi Urtz, Martin Tracy, Cari Vitevitch Paul Unangst, Mark Uvanni, Bruce Townsend, Vickki Vandeveer, Sharon Vandenbosch WEST 206 FRONT: Ron DaVu, Charles Roast, Hugh Hidiot, Pete Zaria MIDDLE: Carrie Over, Lilly Pod, Lotta Grief, Bea TaClock, Carrie A. Tune, Barbara Zonn, Robin Dee Bank, Ann B. Sydapoint, April Showers, Wendy Paperfinallygetshereletmeknow BACK: Mike RiFone, Bill Overdue, Lance D. Boil, Claude Strofobia, D. Buddy Badoe, Thad Solfolks ZIPPA 630 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 7 4 PRESIDENT 4ST VP SECRETARY TREASURER Albert Krup Anne Marie Lovett igen a Maria Orbinati Cindy Baptiste JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS } ah | PRESIDENT — ito 1ST SECRETARY 2ND SECRETARY TREASURER Anthony Siarkiewicz Jim McCarthy Chris McCormic k Ken Kinna SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS LAA PRESIDENT a a SECRETARY TREASURER Cedric Mason Leda Maiorzo Bernice Sambrosky STASS OFFICERS Pr) © oon © PRESIDEN VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Bil McCormick Vito Sanzone Jamie Pomilio Karla Pomilio HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES SENIORS Row one; Gina Grasso, Lynda Rolston, Jill Rolewicz, Tracy Cassidy, Shari Dia mond, Karla Pomilio, rene McCoy, Cin dy Baptiste Row two; John Gerace, Robin Stirpe, John Riemondy, David DiBari, Ted Kistner, AnneMarie Lovett, Jackie Orbinati, Maria Orbinati Row three; Jeff Panara, Brett Staple, Scott Smith, Dave Winberg, Jacqueline Callahan, Mike Correia, Jeff Amidon Row four; Steve Sezna, John Puccio, Pete Winfrey, Chris Klara, Mike Fuller, Joe Gallagher JUNIORS Row one; Marcia Smith, Allison Comins, Ann Marie Gravascio, Anthony Siarkiewicz, Kellie Viscelli, Kathy Mur- phy. Row two; Debbie Davis, Trisha Mondronico, Mary Ellen Amoroso, An drea Paimer Row three; Christine McCormick, Kurt Wilhelm, Tito Seoane, Gae Tosti, Walter Witt, John Dominic, Ken Kinna SOPHOMORES Row one; Tammy Trudell, Martha Bartell, Kim LaSalle, Pam Zilnik, name not available Row two; Shylia Long, Paul Rossi, Bob Denton, Debbie Cady, Charlies Wilson, Dave Esch Row three; Joelle Gubbins, Leda Malorzo, Palma Nardozza, Margaret McLean, Geoff Mead, Dawn Cimo Row four; Lori Bai ley, Judy Henderson, Gien Siarkiewicz, Tim O'Connor, Nicole Tillman, Toni Toft eyiai=i seniors 75 FACULTY, PERSONNEL, AND ADMINISTRATION TO OUR GRADUATES, OUR STRENGTH AS A NATION, NOW AS IN TH E PAST, LIES IN THE STRENGTH OF OUR YOUNG PEOPLE. AS WE ENTER A NEW TECH. NOLOGICAL AND SOCIOLOGICAL ERA, AND LOOK TO THE FU. TURE, THE VALUES WHICH MADE OUR COUNTRY GREAT ARE BE- ING CHALLENGED FROM VIRTUALLY EVERY QUARTER. AS GRADUATES OF ROME FREE ACADEMY YOU HAVE BEEN PRE- PARED WITH THE ACADEMIC AND TECHNICAL SKILLS TO MEET THESE UNPRECEDENTED CHALLENGES. YOUR GOAL WILL BE TO ADDRESS THE COMPLEX ISSUES WHICH CONFRONT A SOCIETY IN WHICH YOU MAY NO LONGER CLAIM THE SAFETY THAT A STRONG HOME, CHURCH AND SCHOOL ONCE PROVIDED. ALTHOUGH YOURS IS A FORMIDABLE TASK, OUR FAITH IN YOUR STRENGTH AND VITALITY HAS NEVER BEEN STRONGER. YOU WILL MEET THE CHALLENGE AND SUCCEED BECAUSE OF YOUR COMMITMENT TO THOSE VALUES WHICH MADE US A GREAT NATION AND A GREAT PEOPLE. | EXTEND TO EACH AND EVERY ONE OF YOU MY WARMEST PER: SONAL REGARDS AND CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR GRADU- ATION. WITH EVERY GOOD WISH FOR YOUR CONTINUING SUCCESS, | AM VERY TRULY YOURS, f ). f} Lo Ketrourd f Vox iat; RICHARD J. VALERI MR. PARRY Mr. Parry attended Brockport State and Oswego State Universities. He taught math at Strough Jr. High for ten years. He enjoys spectator sports and golf. After his re tirement he is looking forward to spending time in Las Vegas. Many students can appreciate his con cern and understanding that he has shown us during our high school years. “TLP”' is certainly an asset to RFA. We'll always remember Mr. Parry strolling down “Jock Hall’’ joking with us. 80 MRS. ARTHUR Mrs. Arthur attended Simmons College in Boston to major in Library Science. Her special interests include, students and teachers, reading, bridge, work- ing with people. She worked as a i brarian at Jervis Library. When she re tires she hopes to spend more time with her grandchildren, family, and friends. PRINCIPAL MR. LAMPMAN Mr. Lampman attended Oswego State University to earn a masters degree in Biology and a permanent certificate in Secondary Administration and Supervi- sion. He is very interested in Safety Ser- vices, sports competitions, outdoor recreation and camping. He also is an Emergency Medical Technician Senior Instructor, member of the Board of Di rectors for Rome Chapter American Red Cross, and a Red Cross Instructor Trainer. MRS. ANSON : v Na Of ATTENDANCE OFFICE MRS. BORIS MRS. GUASPAR MRS. SIMONS JUNIOR GUIDANCE OFFICE SOPHOMORE GUIDANCE MAIN OFFICE OFFICE MRS. PARRY MRS. CALABRESE MRS. DEMATTEO MAIN OFFICE SECRETARIES SENIOR GUIDANCE OFFICE MAIN OFFICE MR. BELMONT Mr. Belmont attended Oneon- ta State University and Oxford University to earn degrees in English and Guidance. He has traveled to England, Ger. many, Switzerland, Greece, Italy, and Holland. Mr. Belmont enjoys stamp collect ing. MR. BROWN Mr. Brown attended Oswego State University, St. Lawrence University, and Syracuse Uni versity. He was a textile mill machine tender, supermarket stock and checkout clerk, and a handyman in an auto- motive shop. When he retires he would like to continue his travels. MR. GROMAN Mr. Groman attended Syra- cuse University to earn de- grees in Social Studies and Guidance. Special interest: marriage counseling. Outside of school he was a postal clerk, truck driver, and a min- ister. When he retires he would like to be a marriage counselor. MR. DWYER Mr. Dwyer attended Oswego State University to earn de- grees in Industrial Arts, Guid ance and Counseling. Special interests: golf and boating. Outside of school he was a truck driver, painter, mixolo- gist, and construction worker. MR. PERAINO Mr. Peraino attended Spring field College to earn degrees in History, English, and Psychot ogy, with a major in Psycho logical services. | HAVE A HEADACHE! GOT AN ASPIRIN? CAREER EDUCATION MR. ADAMS Mr. Adams attended Siena College and Syra cuse University. Outside of teaching, he has been an auditor, In- come tax preparer, bookkeeper, and a manager. When Tom grows up, he wants to become “independent- ly wealthy and win the lotto.” MR. RAPKE Mr. Rapke has attend ed Buffalo State to earn a degree in Industrial Arts. Outside of school he has taught at Oswego and Albany Colleges. He is looking forward to traveling. Dr. Rice attended the Agricultural and Techni cal College at Canton, Oswego State Universi- ty, and Penn State to earn his Doctorate De gree. He once worked as an Electrician and taught college classes. NURSES MRS. CARRIER MRS. GUY DR. RICE, | KNOW YOU'RE GONNA LAUGH, BUT | MRS. BROCKER Mrs. Brocker attended col- lege at Houghton to earn a degree in English and French. Special interests include: speech, debate and ice skat- ing. Outside of school she writes and tutors English. Some day she hopes to be involved in drama. MR. FREELAND Mr. Freeland, is interested in astronomy and poetry. He has traveled to many Europe- an countries. He holds a mas ters in English Education from Syracuse University. MR. HAYES Mr. Hayes went to Niag- ara University and earned a degree in English and Social Stud. ies. His interests include politics, history and flags of the nations of the world. Outside of school he worked as a shipping room clerk, night clerk in a hotel and a retail store clerk. MRS. MAMMONE Mrs. Mammone attend ed Utica College to earn a degree in Eng lish, and Cortland State University for a degree in Reading. She has traveled all around the U.S., to Mexico, and Canada. MR. LANDAU Mr. Landau went to Oneonta State and Uni- versity of lowa for a doctorate in Drama and English. He has trav- eled all around the world, and was once a Peace Corps Volunteer. MR. MICKLER MRS. ROSS Mrs. Ross attended Bing hamton State University to earn a degree in English. Special interests include: reading, jog- ging, cross—country ski ing, and her family. She was once a camp counselor, and a cash ier at the college bookstore. She has trav- eled all over the US., Canada, Italy, and Isra- el. MR. PASSER JBP has a masters de gree in English from Syracuse University and “Sylvan Beach Universi ty' ’. He enjoys music, particularly progressive jazz, literature, theater, and is interested in civil rights and peace move. ments. He has been a social welfare case- worker, a mental hy- giene attendant and re tail sales clerk. MR. RUBY Mr. Ruby attended Syra- cuse University and Al bany State. His special interests include: skiing, sailing, painting, and woodworking. Outside of school he has done carpentry work, and surveying. MR. RICH Mr. Rich attended Syracuse University to earn a masters degree in English. He is Chair man of the Department of Secondary English. MRS. RICH A born Texan holds special in- terests in the Middle Ages; tapestry, stained glass, folk- lore and unicorns. She was a research assistant for debate while in college and worked as a waitress during summers. She wants to write a historical fiction about Eleanor of Acquitaine and would love to leisurely travel through Eu- rope. ENGLISH MS. SCHARF Christine Scharf, alias Ethel Mae Rose, enjoys cross Coun- try skiing, antique hunting, reading, weight training, jew- elry designing and plants. She was a waitress, counselor for high school dropouts, clothing sales person, plant sitter, clerk in a doctor's office and a creator of painted rocks. MRS. SCHREIBER Mrs. Schreiber enjoys breed ing and raising Afghan hounds and Irish setters. She has worked as a counselor both at a scout camp and a private girl's camp as well as worked in the field of adver- tising. She'd love to operate a small registered kennel and write professionally. MRS. SMALDON Mrs. Smaidon attended Utica College to earn a degree in English. She has traveled to Italy and Florida. MRS. COLE Mrs. Cole has also taught at MVCC and New School for Social Reserach in Saratoga. She is involved in the Rome Community Theater and en- joys writing, old movies and directing. MR. WIMMETT MR. ADAMS Fig St MR. CORREDINE Bob attended Marist College. He has traveled throughout the U.S. and Hawaii. His special interests are golf, basketball and his children. In the past he has painted houses and prepared income tax forms. Bob has high hopes of being a well paid teacher when he grows up. MR. GRAY Mr. Gray attended Clarkson Tech to earn degrees in Chemistry, Math, and Physics. His special interests in- clude; preventing war, energy con servation, and unique autos. Out side of school he has done archaeology work, published arti- cles on Math, house repairs, and tu toring. MRS. MATTIS Mrs. Mattis went to school at Pots dam, Colgate, and Ithaca. She holds a degree in Psychology as well as mathematics. She has trav- eled most of the 50 states, and en joys politics. She once was a bookkeeper and even drove a truck at Griffiss AFB. MR. STOCKWELL Mr. Stockwell attended Vermont Uni- versity to earn degrees in Math and Science. Outside of school his spe cial interests include; music, golf, and cross-country skiing. MRS. CLANCY Mrs. Clancy graduated from Albany College. She has traveled to Eng land. She enjoys sewing, crafts, and ceramics. Outside of school she does house work. Someday she hopes to be a lady of leisure. Ge ometry and Trig cannot sustain one- self forever!. MR. DURGEE Randy's special interests include reading, history and traveling. He attended Utica College. He runs a fish market outside of teaching. He has worked at General Electric and was in the Navy. In the future, he’s headed to a warmer climate so he can avoid our cold upstate winters. MRS. HESS MR. NICKERSON Mr. Nickerson attended Utica Col lege to earn a degree in Physics. He is very interested in playing the bagpipes. MR. VANHATTEN MR. HARVEY Mr. Harvey attended Williams College and SU at Albany. He has trav- eled throughout the U.S. Before his teaching ca reer, Mr. Harvey farmed for six years. His future plans: ‘‘to be wiser. MR. BACHER MR. GIARDINO - « wf ae: MR. HUMPHREY Mr. Humphrey attended Utica College to earn a masters degree. MR. BALL Mr. Ball attended Syra- cuse University to earn degrees in history and political science. Spe. cial interests include: early American history, refinishing and wood. working. Outside of school he was a mem. ber of the Air Force dur. ing WW Il, and has done writing, speaking, museum development, and surveys. MR. GIAMPORCARO Mr. Giamporcaro at- tended Walsh College and Cortland State to earn a masters degree in History. He has trav- eled as far north as Camden, N.Y.! He en- joys boxing and Interna. tional Intrigue. Outside of school he likes to do “as little work as possi- ble.'' Someday he hopes to be Secretary of State. SOCIAL STUDIES Rs 4 coming diliny Kiempboye wad MR. RENZI Mr. Renzi graduated from Al bany State with a degree in History. He has traveled the east coast of the U.S. and to Italy. Special interests include reading. Will he join his wife in a retirement in Disney World? MR. NEWMAN Mr. Newman attended Geneseo State, Syra- cuse University, College of Saint Rose, and Oneonta State. He has traveled to England, France, Belgium, Hol- land, Germany, Luxem- bourg, Switzerland, Italy, MR. SMITH Mr. Smith attended Oswego State University and Colgate University to earn a degree in Social Studies. He enjoys col lecting things. Outside of school he deals with antiques Australia, U.S.A., and and collectables. Canada. Special inter. ests; traveling, comput- ers, and weight-lifting. Winvdm) Ane br zp) 6 Lange . Krew ‘ as Praneatonntrs “, St ‘= Att Faptchesk cmeye rte Prgcmy + Tor 2, furtibor, Krakow Tt repr SY . Het: , Weed J [ebay in anlar, yi j taupe ' Bite, ‘ a ? } Pore 2 Peper Bo pet Potaity 1 Hath Vinihe Np ger 1 ea hi i ee 1 Seeyerg— — Lg aX Audechs() Wier sb nery Mealehs ‘ tna OM” Feadenburgy 5 = 2 Canchron ke . AtuhtePoichen’ a ntint | She — Mengatbery q 2, Ayzlit's 4 is : Ung b. tneintgor™ Neutra : : Be Ay $ 36 a Mga. aK ing t r Fount ¥ ey Tithe: « X ot Ruts s ‘ a t a ; 4. x econ — Hateuna = 4 MR. VERO Mr. Vero attended Niagara State University to earn a mas- ters degree. He has traveled all over the U.S. His special in- terests include ; sports, recreation, and reading. When he retires, his desire is to be “healthy.” MR. WEST Mr. West went to school at Houghton College, Oneonta University, for a degree in History and Guidance. He has trav- eled around the U.S. to Yellowstone Park, the Grand Canyon and Canada. Mr. West is a Sunday school teacher and enjoys golfing and camping. MR. WOODARD Mr. Woodard attended Oswego State University to earn a degree in So- cial Studies. He has trav- eled all over the East- ern Coast and Canada. MR. BURLISON Mr. Burlison has exper- tise both in health and physical education. His spare time is spent hunt- ing, golfing, fishing, wood working and with his family. Jerry repre- sented Uncle Sam in Vietnam and played pro baseball with the Cleveland Indians and the Los Angeles Dodg ers. MR. ANGELO Angie attended Penn State to earn a degree in biology and education. He is an avid fish erman and hunter and loves night life. He was a mink farm- er, fish farmer and coin ma chine operator. When, and if, he ever grows up, he wants “to be remembered and loved by everyone”. MR. BIELEC Mr. Bielec attended Edinboro State Teachers College to earn a degree in Science. He enjoys fishing and reading. At one time he did construction work. MS. CASANOVA Ms. Casanova attend- ed Syracuse University to earn a degree in Sci ence. Ms. Caz enjoys theater, opera, cross— country skiing, and bal let. She also appreci- ates poetry, and has had her own poetry published. WP A MR. BLOOMQUIST Mr. Bloomquist attend. ed the University of Rochester and Oneonta State to earn a degree in Physics. Special inter- ests include: woodwork- ing and tropical fish. He was once a clerk ata pipe and tobacco shop. When he retires he would like to run a private business in one of his hobbies. MR. BOARDMAN Mr. Boardman attended LeMoyne College. Mr. B enjoys skiing (water and snow), backpack: ing, mountain climbing, and canoeing. He spent two summers traveling cross-country all by motorcycle. Mr. B even built his own home. MS. CIANCA Miss Cianca earned a BS de gree in both Community and School Health. She enjoys x- country skiing, camping, fish- ing and other outdoor activi ties. Debbie plans a‘future in the field of community health. MR. HALEY Mr. Haley attended Niagara University to earn degrees in Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Earth Science. Grizz en joys all outdoor recreation. At one time he worked in the field of X-Ray Research and Crystallography. He has trav- eled throughout the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. MR. KUNKEL Mr. Kunkel attended Colgate University, Oswego State, RPI, and Harper College to earn degrees _ in Math, Comp. Language, and Astro Physics. Outside of school he has done coaching, taught col- lege statistics, and worked at GAFB. MISS OSBORNE MRS. VIVIANI ¥gQV ay, et MS. MACLACHLAN Ms. Maclachian attend ed Oswego State Uni- versity. Mac has trav- eled to the midwestern, southern and eastern states. SCIENCE MR. MAZZAFERRO Mr. Mazzaferro is politically in- volved with the Rome Com mon Council. He attended the State University College at Oswego to attain a degree in secondary education. MRS. MILLER MR. UVANNI Mr. U enjoys photogra- phy as a hobby and has special interests in sundials. He went to col lege at Tufts and Cor nell and has traveled the U.S., Mexico, Canada, the Far East, and the South Pacific. He intends to enjoy ev- ery day of his life, one day at a time. MRS. PARISH Mrs. Parish attended the University of Naples in ltaly and Syracuse Uni versity. She appreciates literature, art, music and enjoys traveling, sewing and cooking. Mrs. Parish was a facul ty member of MVCC for eleven years and an interpreter and trans- lator in various Ameri- can offices overseas. MRS. BAYNES Jackie graduated from Deni son University in Ohio with a degree in Math. She has trav- eled to Germany, France, Bel gium, Holland, Jamaica, and all over the U.S. Her interests include music and art. Out- side of school she does house work, and someday wants to travel to visit her friends. . MILANO MRS. PETRUCCI Mrs. Petrucci went to Al bany State, Middlebury language school, and Syracuse University to receive a degree in English and Spanish. Special interests in- clude: reading, sewing, and her new grand. daughter. She is looking forward to relaxing, traveling, reading, and enjoying life. LANGUAGE MRS. COUGHLIN MRS. MC EVOY Frau has a degree in English, German, and Latin. She has traveled throughout Austria, Ger- many, Italy, and Greece. She enjoys plants and plans to be an International Bon Vivant. MR. SECKNER MRS. SORRENTINO Mrs. Sorrentino graduated from the Universities of Madrid and Puerto Rico and the State colleges at Albany and Oswego. She enjoys gourmet cooking, traveling, and study- ing foreign languages and cultures. She once worked at Goldberg's sewing labels on coats. MR. KELLY As the previous electri cian, plumber, carpen- ter, and locksmith, B.J. Kelly received a Mas- ters' Degree in guid- ance and counseling. He has traveled throughout the U.S. and Canada. When he is not telling the amateur radio club what to do, he enjoys gardening. MR. VACCA Mr. Vacca attended Potsdam State University and SU where he majored in Music Educa tion. He has traveled all over the U.S. and Canada. Before his teaching occupation, he did construction work, factory work, and private teaching. MS. SCHOELLER Ms. Schoeller spends time painting and weaving. She attended Kean College of New Jersey. Her travels have taken her to Nova Sco tia, Bermuda, and the United States. Her goal is to be a professional craftsperson. MR. MIGLIORI Mr. Migliori graduated from Pratt Institute, he earned his degree in Art Education, with mi nors in Graphics, Pho- tography, and Sculp- ture. He has far too many interests and hob- bies to list in this space. Basically, he enjoys life. His humor and talent add a special touch to his classes. MRS. VACCA Mrs. Vacca attended Syra- cuse University to earn a de gree in Music Education. She enjoys floral design and col lecting bells. Someday she would like to own a floral shop. MR. GELLER MR. MERRILL Mr. Merrill earned his education at Oswego State and Syracuse Uni versity. In case some of you haven't learned, Mr. Merrill is an ex-Ma rine. He spends time with woodworking and photography projects. projects. MR. ADEY Mr. Adey attended Auburn Community College, Alfred University, Utica College and Syracuse University. His areas of certification include history, geography, and business. Racquetball, weightlifting, and baseball card collecting are his interests. MR. CAMPOLA Mr. Campola graduated from Buffalo and Binghamton with degrees in business manage ment. His special interests in- clude politics. Presently, he is Alderman of the 5th ward. MR. HAUNFELNER Mr. Haunfelner attend- ed St. Bonaventure Uni versity to earn his de grees in Finance and Accounting. He enjoys boating and fishing. He has traveled to Europe and the Near East. MR. D’'ANTONIO Mr. D'Antonio went to college at Miami Univer. sity, Oxford and Ohio and earned a degree in education and Distrib- utive Education. He has traveled all over the U.S. and through parts of Canada. He enjoys sports, and spending time with his family. Be- sides teaching, Mr. D has experience as a salesman. MRS. HILOW Mrs. Hilow’s favorite place is Kennebunkport, Maine. Be- side t aking care of her hus band and two children Mrs. Hilow enjoys swimming, cook- ing, gardening and skiing. She's a graduate of Albany State, where she earned a B.S. in Business. Her retirement goal is to be a busybody. MR. KENNY Mr. Kenny went to college at Canton, Utica College, and Syracuse to earn a degree in business administration and marketing. Basketball and golf are his pastime. He worked with the Rome Recreation Department be- fore teaching. His future plans include being rich and re- maining healthy. MR. MARTINEZ Mr. Martinez is not your ordinary business teach- er. At one time he was Rome's assistant superin- tendent of water and sewage treatment. He also worked as an elec: trician, plumber, car- penter, bartender, car jockey and greens keeper. He even put in time in the mill. He at- tended St. Gregory's College, the University of Tampa and Syracuse University. MRS. TIDD Mrs. Tidd is an alumnus of Al bany State College. She usu ally returns from spring break with a golden suntan. She en MRS. ROSSI Mrs. Rossi has degrees in both business and Social Studies. Her business work experience includes a secretarial job in a law firm, a stenographer, and various office jobs. She en- joys reading, knitting, sewing, and needlework. She is look: ing forward to an early retire ment (who isn’t?) with plenty of time to travel. MRS. TANNY Mrs. Tanny has a varied edu cational background. She earned degrees in account ing, business administration and human relations. She worked in retailing, banking, and personnel. Antique col- lecting and travel are her hobbies. One of her future as pirations is to own an ocean front bed-breakfast lodge. joys sewing, crocheting and reading books about retire- r «! ment in sunny Florida. 4 . | a MR. TIDD How many teachers do MRS. ZARNOCH you know who have Mrs. Zarnoch enjoys sports. are phone near bo Two of her special interests in- shod iD geen o oa clude skiing and motorcycles. f. worke a She's traveled through many job before his teaching of the States. career. He is one of the few who has traveled to Hawaii and Westernville in the same lifetime. He en- joys hunting, fishing and snowmobiling. MR. GALIN Mr. Galin is active in the Rome Community Theatre. He has acted in and directed many of their plays. He en joys photography, cross Coun try skiing, and working with computers. Mr. Galin earned degrees in speech and edu cational communications from The State University College at Albany. MRS. MONROE Mrs. Monroe graduated from Albany College with a de- gree in English. She has a wide variety of interests in- cluding: bridge, skiing, and computers. At one time, Julie was employed as an advertis- ing copywriter. Her response when questioned about future goals was, ‘I'd like to be a rich, old lady traveler’’. MEDIA CENTER MRS. GUALTERI MRS. QUINN MS. GARDNER Ms. Gardner went to school at East Stroudsburg St. College and Cortiand State. Dur- ing summer months she enjoys gardening. PHYSICAL EDUCATION MR. BRUCE Mr. Bruce is a Springfield Colt lege graduate. He enjoys sports, of course, and read ing. He informed us of his ex- citing travels to downtown Verona. He has worked as a painter, construction worker and a bartender. MR. EVANS Contraty to popular belief, Mr. Evans house is not paint: ed orange. He attended Syra- cuse University to earn his de- gree. Besides teaching, he has also coached at a bas ketball camp and has worked as a recreation direc- tor. A MR. GIGLIOTTI Mr. Gigliotti attended Cortiand College and Syracuse University to earn a degree in Phys ical Education. Mr. Gigliotti has traveled throughout Europe. Someday he hopes to live in Hawaii. MISS CULLEN When Miss Cullen tears herself away from ath letics, she manages to enjoy candle making, gardening and the art of stained glass. She at- tended Ithaca College. MISS DEMERS Miss Demers did her un- dergraduate work in the state of New Hamp shire. She appreciates the great outdoors. In fact, she is often seen wandering around the golf course looking for rare and exotic birds. In the future she hopes to publish and work in the field of nature. MRS. NIEMI Mrs. Niemi graduated from Cortiand with a degree in Physical Education. She is the owner of a gymnastics school called Valley Gymnastics Co., in Syracuse. MR. SIMON Mr. Simon attended St. Law- rence to earn a degree in Physical Education and Ad:- ministration. His favorite pas- times include skiing, hunting, and flying. At one time he owned his own business. He informed us that his goal in life is, ‘To become financially independent.'’' We can't imagine why he's like that. MRS IRLA MRS RENZI Mrs. Renzi graduated from Buffalo State. She has traveled the east coast and west to the Gateway Arch in Saint Louis. She enjoys sew: ing. Outside of school she has worked ina factory and in many fabric stores. She would like to retire “to Main Street Disney World ’. ECONOMICS MS. THOMAS Ms. Thomas went to col lege in California, Tex- as, lowa, and Colorado and earned a Ph.D. in clothing design, textiles and Home Economics. She has traveled to Canada, England, and throughout the U.S. She hopes to go to Norway in 1982. Her special in terests include garden ing, travel and an- tiques. MR. TERENZETTI Mr. Terenzetti graduated from Oswego with a degree in In- dustrial Arts. He has traveled along the New England Coast. He enjoys skiing, hiking — and hunting. When he grows up, he would like to be Rich! AM Ae : MR. GIFFORD MR. JACOBOWITZ Mr. Jacobowitz attend ed Miami Dade Jr. Col lege, and Oswego State University for a de gree in Industrial Arts. aif He has traveled around Oe et A iy, the US, Jamaica, and TTD ) Mint Canada. His special in- | iat | terest is helping peo- ple. Dave is a fire chief. He has been a coach for wrestling, a class ad visor and waitor. MR. WEISENBURGER Mr. Weisenburger attended Oswego State University. His interests include sports and cars. At one time he was an insurance salesman, and a real estate salesman. He en- joys traveling, and looks for- ward to traveling when he re tires. MR. YOUSKEVICH MRS. MAKARCHUK Mrs. Makarchuk attended Oswego College and Syra- cuse to earn a degree in Ele mentary and Special Educa tion. She has a unique collection of dolls, puppets, and marionettes. She also en- joys antique hunting. She looks forward to devoting time to her special interests. SPECIAL eM MALAREO EDUCATION College to earn degrees in the Social Sciences and Psy- chology. M.T.’s interests in- clude; financing, reading, and investments. He has trav- eled throughout the U.S. and to many other countries. Pres- ently he is a real estate broker. LEARNING| = MRS. PROZNEY Mrs. Prozney attended Austin Peay State Uni- versity, Saint Rose Col lege, and Utica Col- lege. She enjoys reading, cross-country skiing, traveling, and spending time with her son. She informed us in her southern drawl that she would like to be, “the President of Ewing Oil'’ when she grows up. MR. SHOEMAKER Mr. Shoemaker attended Edinboro State College to earn a degree in History. He enjoys all sports, coaching the number one football team, woodworking, and traveling. He has done construction work, and processing of ma ple syrup. When he retires he wants to be “happy and healthy.” READING MISS NUCCIO Miss Nuccio attended Genesee Community college, and Cortland State Teachers College. She enjoys X-—country skiing, camping, softball, and horseback riding. She worked as a waitress, administrative assistant for NIP City of Rome, and a substitute teacher. Someday she would like to be an Entrepreneur. CAFETERIA WORKERS Mary Mosca Rose Myrick Joyce Meyers Stephane Bunal Mary Ensenat =... Sarah Balzano © 3 Rose Winfrey Carmelia Wynne -- Josephine Darcangelo Amelia Bertone, Manager HALL MONITORS | Rosemary Argenzia Betty Eldred Suzanne Roser Joyce Patchen Mary Jane Stagliano CUSTODIAL STAFF ee of : - CUSTODIANS CLEANERS Gilbert Smith isabelle Marino Edward Burke Frank Angotti Fred Cary Nancy Hall Paul Fanelli Ken VanDreason John Kaczowka Eugene Fieming Salvatore Ragonese Robert Hill Walter Zielinski Robert Smith Thomas Hall Pat Mulligan THANKS, Bernard Richardson PAUL! BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. William R. Dyer, President Mrs. Olive B. Spargo, Vice-President Dr. Louis H. VanSlyke, Clerk Mr. Patrick Trophia Mrs. Roberta K. Merrick Mr. Joseph M. Vescio Mrs. Rose Marie Anken Mr. Leonard D. Summa Dr. Mildred M. Swarts . DR. ERNEST J. CANNAVA SUPERINTENDENT ROME PUBLIC SCHOOLS sali tek a i 8 a fe SI MR. JULIUS J. PERILLO ASST. SUPERINTENDENT ROME PUBLIC SCHOOLS YY) Ltt = = — O x CLUBS FIC. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ROW 1: Theresa O'Connell, Betty McGrath, David DiBari, Jean Welker, Shella Waters, Connie Dorn, Marcia Davidson, Lisa Cleckner, Lynne Pantzer, Maria Barbora Montalbano. ROW 2: Peggy Riedel, a Vogt, Judy Kipfer, Grace Gantt, Sue Mc’ Nancy Pierce, Val Noone, Jill Goetz, Darleen Carney, Kim Nor ton, Amy Bartell ROW 3: Bill McCormick, Jeff Panara, Garrett Mead, Fred Henze, Mike O'Connor, John VanSiyke, John Foster, Derrick Cameron, and Jeff Amidon. NOT PHOTOGRAPHED: Andre Bertrand. DeFrancesco, William Falk, David Fiore, Sandra Goetz, Gina Grasso, Deanna Al Krup, John Menditto, Kathy Morrow, Valerie Noone, Kim Norton, Kevin Quentin, Bill Robertson, Thomas Rolka, Arthur Smolinski, Jim Sweet, and Anne Whelton. VALEDICTORIAN MARGARET MARY RIEDEL Margaret Mary Riedel’s average was 97.05 obtain- ing the title of Valedictorian for her class. She has been accepted in the Acceler- ated Six-Year Lib- eral Arts Medical Education De- grees Program at Boston University to work for BA and MD de- grees. She was in Orchestra, Honor Society, Colgate Seminar, two RCH musicals, and worked as Copy Editor for the school news paper. Margaret says, “| think my years at RFA have been a good learning experience. The diversity of people and interests cre ates an atmosphere of both frenetic activity and serious educational growth.” SALUTATORIAN DAVID DIBARI “My 96.22 aver- age won the title of Salutatorian. | am going to go to Colgate Univer. sity and will major in political sci- ence. Then it’s on to law school, hopefully Harvard, where I'll meet and marry some rich Bostonian girl with her own island on the Caribbean. Her rich daddy will get me into politics, and by 2012 I'll be President of the U.S.A. | believe that what's wrong with the world is that not enough people know how to make a good Alabama Slammer and too many people don’t read Doonesbury.” COLGATE SEMINAR ROW 1: Peggy Riedel, Darleen Carney, Theresa O'Connell, Betty McGrath, Dory Tauroney, John VanSlyke, Wendy Wood, Tom Rolka, Garrett Mead, Jeff Panara, Bill McCormick, Jeff Amazon, Mary Beth Portley. ROW 2: Sue Seaton, Mike Vanderhoof, Bill Reckentine, John Castro, Marcia Davidson, John Foster, Jim Potocki, Jim Perkins, Connie Dorn, Jean Welker, Maria Montalbano, Pam Mazzacua, Sheila Waters, Debbie Lyau. ROW 3: Nancy Pierce, Tom Herber, Mike Thomas, Tom Smith, Bernie Shannon, Frank Cania, Fred Henze, Derrick Cameron, Chris Pomilio, Bob Mariar, Mike Fuller, Dave DiBari, David Emien, Scott Nolan, NOT PHOTOGRAPHED: Andre Bertrand, Joe Burke, Lisa Cleckner, David Fiore, Ron Hartwig, Pat Hetherington, Jim Hyde, Ken Irvin, Susan McDonough, Kathleen Morrow, Kevin Quentin, Mark Schofield, Jim Sweet, Dean Waters, David Wedlock. A Taste of College Colgate Seminar's Monday night meetings allowed selected seniors from RFA and Camden to get a taste of col lege. The members are selected on the basis of their SAT scores. Professors from Colgate University prepared lec- tures for members on various topics. Some of this year's topics included: Relationship Enhancement; Marine Biology: God, Ethics, and Reason; Mythology; Thinking Critically; Life Planning and The History of South Africa. The classes ran from 4-7pm with an hour break for dinner provided by the school cafeteria. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE ROW 1: Betty Jean McGrath, Janine Dickinson, Judy McGrath, Denise Sonustun, Susan Merrill, Carol Pallas, Sheri DeFrees, Mary Greco, Beate Behle, and Ginny Grow. ROW 2: Jackie Callahan, Darieen Carney, Connie Dorn, Christy Cihocki, Donna Fox, Judy Kipfer, Karen Voelicker, Marcia Davidson, Tracy Cassidy. ROW 3: Carlos Fari- na, Jim Olney, Van Moffat, Dave Emien, Paul Engelbert, Mike Fuller, Mark Edick, Neal Randle, and Ted Ferlo. ° a A _ ee p 1g Brontontin, OE att de kfrewemb ree zen fb-suchonse olde fa “s “ c . ee = tin L AFS STUDENTS MIGUEL ARAMBULA Miguel Arambula came to us from Los Mochis Sinaloa, a large industrial city in Mexico. When asked if he liked America, Miguel said, “yes”, with absolutely no hesitation He especially likes American food Miguel is quite athletic. He enjoys water-— skiing, swimming, golfing, and tennis. He also watched several American television shows such as, “Kojak,” “Quincy,” “Chips” and, as Miguel said, “Hawaii Cinco—Cero.” BEATE BEHLE Beate Is from Gembeck, a iittie village near Frankfort, Germany. School for Beate lasts for thirteen years. When she returns to Germany, she'll have to repeat a year be cause her school won't accept the year of studies she is taking here at R.F.A. When she graduates from high school, Beate would like to work as a children's social worker Beate has discovered that much more television is watched here, especially soap operas, which they don't have in Germany She found her experiences here in Rome enjoyable, and she has learned very much CARLOS FARINA Carlos is from Asuncion, the capitol of Paraguay. He lived with host parents, Mr and Mrs. Emien. Carlos was the center on the undefeated soccer team. He accredited the team's successful 14-1-4 record to the fact that all players worked hard for the benefit of the team. Carlos played soccer in Paraguay where, he said, “It Is a more competative and aggressive sport” At the age of sixteen, every male in his country is required to join the military ser vice for one year. Carlos served his year in the Air Force, where he trained in parachut ing. When Carlos returns to his country, he will begin preparation for college. He would like to study Architectural Drawing INTERACT CLUB ROW 1: Michele Jennie, Katherine Doubleday, Heather Dunham, Lisa Doria, Betty Rushford, Richard Kosakowski. ROW 2: Jenny Johnson, Becky Calidonna, Diane Carrado, Kim Savoy, Julie Henderson, Char Kohlor, Suzanne Davis. ROW 3: Amy Ellis, Teri Smith, Judy Fowler, Roxanne Allen, Dawn Cimo, Nick Ross, Brian Lickfield, ROW 4: Debbie Miskell, Dorothy Newberry, Lee Haber, Rich Lickfield, Steve White, Jeff Weeks. ROW 5: Rick Lucas and Kevin Haber. NOT PICTURED: Keith Puglio, Rick Aiello and Ken VanCourt. The Haunted House is a memory that many students will have long after graduation. This annual fund-raising event was held at the old City Hall. Interact Club members took the entire bottom floor of the deserted building and transformed it into a dark, gloomy, spooky house. The place creeped with Frankenstein, Dracula, ghosts, and zombies. Rome Catholic High School members of the Interact Club helped along with Keith Puglio, Rick Aiello and Ken VanCourt. Rick and Ken both graduated from RFA. ‘The Haunted House was open to the public. Many people, especially chil dren were scared to death’, reports the club's President, Rick Lucas. Proceeds went to the Inter- act treasury and the United Way. Char Kohler summed up the club's purpose by saying, ‘The Inter- act Club means helping other people. We do it by helping each other, working together and having alot of fun doing it’. PEP BAND ROW 1: Kevin Simons, on the drums. ROW 2: Mark Edick, Donna Lattanzio, Amy Mirabelli, Bill Morgan, Pam Platis, Dave Harris, Rick Lucas, Tom Rolka, Bill Falk. ROW 3: Cindy Cihocki, Chris Doyle, Michael Shannon, Laura Thielke, Darren Schwarenburger, Tim George, Howie Dean. PEP CLUB ROW 1: Nancy Pierce, Suzi Seaton, Kathy Kiepprien. ROW 2: Karen Hughes, Susan Zell, Kim Wuethrich, Steve White. ROW 3: Kevin Haber, Rick Lucas, Brian Winterbottom, Art Nadeau. NOT PHOTOGRAGHED: John Herter. You can usually tell where Pep Club members are seated dur ing the fourth quarter of a foot- ball game because they are usually the only spectators left in the stands. If you didn’t think that was funny, try this one: What has twelve mouths and screams out sounds 30 decibels louder than the cheerleaders? BUREAU OF SCHOOL INFORMATION ROW 1: Nan Mirabelli, Donna Rizzo, Gary Sauer, Maria Orbinati, Denise Sonustun, Marie McKenna, and Kim Faulkner. ROW 2: Anthony Siarkiewicz, Marcia Davidson, Theresa Pritchard, Lisa Scott, Theresa O'Connell, and Lynda Mortis. ROW 3: Ted Ferlo, Vito Sanzone, Al Franken, Vinny Thompson, Pennell Eckert, and Chris Pomilio. NOT PHOTO.- GRAPHED: Maria Montalbano, Renee Martin, and Amy Sanborn. “Good morning. May | have your attention please for your Monday morning announcement? There is no Demolition Club meeting tonight. The Yearbook Staff will meet at 7 pm until 3 am as planned. A pink pearl eraser is missing from room 225. It was last seen on top of the desk next to the window. Only bits of it can be found in the cracks of the floor. Anyone with information regard- ing this missing valuable is asked to contact Mr. Parry as soon as possible. A reward is offered. Congratulations to the Varsity Tiddly Winks team for defeating Ava Public High School in an exhausting match. It's time to go over school rules again. Referring to section Ill of the student handbook, under proper attire: Obscene mes- sages displayed on T-shirts is against the rules. Wearing such shirts will result in an immediate out of school suspension. Attention all student drivers. You are now allowed to park in the teacher parking lots. All teachers must now use the parking spaces in the front of the school and on Sycamore Street. That's all for your morning announcements.” KNIGHT TIMES M. Rich, Lisa Badolato, Vito Sanzone, Amy Bartell, Tricia Mandronico, Renee LaBouef. BACK: Garrett Mead and Gaetano Tosti. Contributing photographer: Ken Kinna Memories Light The Corners Of My Mind Smiles We Gave To One Another What's Too Painful To Remember, We Simply Kruight Coitor Choose To Forget e Free Academy Mew TORK 19440 ARD J. VALERI. Principal “JUST ONE OF THOSE DAYS...” o DALATO EY PURDUM and IM Let Us Entertain You! COPY EDITOR. LISA BADALATO PRODUCTION MANAGER. CINDY ASSISTANT, KATHY DOYLE FACULTY ADVISORS. RICH C. MERRILL ARE YOU: A PROOF READER? TYPIST? CARTOONIST? IF SO, PLEASE TURN YOURSELF IN TO RM. st? “en DRAGON ROUND THE MOAT- The Monk's Unicorner Culture Corner PI 3 ve 2 Is It a High Price to Pay for Never have so many done so much to produce so little. The De—O-Wain-Sta asked us to define our purpose. Well, to give you an idea of how complex our purpose is, we still haven't come up with it. But we’re working on it. Good jour- nalism, like fine wine, takes time you know. We will sell no papers before their time. COWNlE aE © “Tse Lor I ie 7 p = es BOOKSTORE ____ MEMBERS: KERRY DOLAN _____ JOHN PRATT MR. HAUNFELNER KNIGHT SPOT ADVANCED MARKETING STUDENTS ee Sees! Gina Tallarino, Angela Vinci, John McCaffery, Cindy Baptiste, and Lenny Tardugno. Not pictured: Steve Carman, Janice Destito, Ted Ferlo, Rich Ferrucci, Dawn Ha vens, Chris Gulio, Russ Hayes, Diane Pina, Don Nemecek, Jay Valentine, Fred Wil son, and Craig Mumpton. Suzi Seaton, Rick Lucas, Kevin Haber, Chris Hanright, Robin Hanright, Steve Nolan, Jerry Stew- art, Scott Carpenter, Susan Zell, Karen Hughes, Kieth Wakelee, Francis White, Brenda Bartlett, Debbie McMillan te Ny m NADI i 1) Ni) Whit iil Att I af my ti ! BLACK HISTORY CLUB ROW 1: Clinton Monroe, Fred Wilson, Jeff Lyons, Richard Barnett, Ron Cardwell, Tom Crump, Melvin Bert, Fred Childs. ROW 2: Latania Gleghorn, Mary Roland, Doreen Talmadge, Mike Johnson, Rick Reeves, Greg Sellers, Tim Penix, Bill Tims, Shelby Ferguson, Renee Lewis. ROW 3: Farah Mason, Charles Collins, Gary Dickson, Ali Howard, Elliott Boyd, Curtis Bryant, David Benton, Verna Clark. NOT PHOTOGRAPHED: Annette Lewis, Chelsa Blancs, Tammy Watson, James Burrell. Members of the Black History Club learn about the achievements of black people throughout history. The club participated in the adopt—a-hall program, and sponsored many fund-raising events to raise money for their treasury. In the future they will promote the works of famous blacks. 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ALIN @ MARY KAS AURA KESSEEMAN @ KAREN KING ® KATHY : JULIE LUBECK @ BARB MACENTEE ® JRE: @ SUSAN MC DONOUGH @ JEANNINE AMY MIRABELLI @ CINDY MOGRA e MC EWEN) @ LEAH MERRICK @ CLAUDIA MER SUSAN MORGAN @ VAL NOONE @ JACKIE JORBINATI © MARIA ORBINNTI @ LINDA OTT e CATHY PALMER @ KELLY PERKINS @ LISA PETTINE JAMIE POMILIO @ CHRISTA PUTRELEG @ KATHY RANDALL @ MARIE RAULLI @ KATRINA LLER @ LISA SCOTT @ SUSAN SEMO e KATHY TH @ MARCIA SMITH @ CATHY SUTJC DORY TAURONEY @ LYNN TOUSIG aN NEE MARTIN @ ROBIN MARTINEAU @ FARAH il 30 RIEL @ LISALTROPHIA @ LAURIE VANSLYK) VESCIO @ PEGGY VICKERS @ BETH VITTORELLO @ LUANN VIVIANI @ JEAN WELKER @ JOAN WELKER @ ANDRIA WILSON e@ KATHY WOOD @® WENDY WOOD CHESS CLUB Derrick Cameron Pennell Eckert Jeff Edwards Joe Galanti J.R. Griffiths Mike Hallinan Ron Hartwig Joe Macri Forrest Newton Lotar Nordman Kenneth Sutton Paul Vanderwerken Mark Wheeler SPEECH CLUB ROW 1: Dan Bush, Dina Nocito, Connie Denchy, Craig Hayes, Charlene Rossi, Mike Murphy, Renee LaBouef. ROW 2: Tandi Nocito, Ruth Denchy, Mrs. Brocker, advisor, Raleigh Chilton, Jill Barlow, Melissa Wickham. NOT PHOTO. GRAPHED: Margaret McLean. Hard Work Pays Off Members of the Speech Club spent countless hours each week searching for and researching topics, writing, practicing, and polishing their speeches. Their efforts were well worth it. Each member qualified for the State Tournament held in Albany. Connie and Ruth Denchy, Renee LaBouef, Margaret McLean, Michael Murphy and Melissa Wickham qualified in Oral Interpretation. Dina Nocito and Craig Hayes qualified for Dramatic Interpretation. Raleigh Chilton Qualified for Humorous Interpretation. Jill Barlow cited a speech made by a famous person. The judges liked it and qualified her in Declama. tion. Dan Bush and Renee LaBouef wrote their own speeches for Original Oratory. Tandi Nocito quali- fied to compete in Extemporaneous Speaking. Charlene Rossi qualified to represent RFA in Student Congress. ‘All of us experienced the easy and hard times of speaking before an audience”’, states Charlene Rossi. WENDY WOOD DORY TAURONEY DEAN WATERS GARRY BOTTINI LAURIE CROASDALE LISA WOOD KRIS JONES PAT ORR SUE EHRENFRIED JOHN VANSLYKE JIM MC CARTHY MIKE NICHOLSON DAVID BRUCE DARRIN HOKE GESELLE DEMATTEO LUKE POMILIO SHANNON CARPENTER KAREN KEHOE AMY BRUCE DONNA COLANGELO TIM O'CONNOR DAVID PANARA MARY KASKOUN JULIE HUGHES TRACEY HULL DONNA FOX KEVIN BERTRAND KAREN VOELCKER SKI CLUB SHEILA WATERS MARCIA DAVIDSON LYNDA MORTIS LAURA FOX SCOTT SMITH RICK HENZE JAY VALENTINE JEFF DUNN KIM NORTON JOEL GALLAGHER TOM BURKHALTER KEVIN CASTRO CHIP CLARK CHUCK GALLAGHER PAUL ZUCKER CHRIS KEHOE ANDY MC CORMICK TODD ESPOSITO MARK MOSHIER JOHN PRATT KIM DOLAN ALLISON COCCIA BRIAN BOYLSTON GREG SKOGLAND ELAINA DEMATTEO CLAUDIA MERRILL SHARI CALNERO ANDREA PALMER -° MIKE O'CONNOR ERIC PHILLIPS JULIE HESTER KRISTINE HURD BOB WILLIAMS PAUL ENGELBERT LORENZO BAGAN DEBBIE DAVIS TIM CLANCY CLAY DUFFEK MIKE FENTON SCOTT COOK DEBBIE STEVENS ERIC BRANTINGHAM DANNY OGUT JIM OLNEY BRIAN RAPKE DAN GIFFORD JOHN BALOG MARK WILSON LESLIE GROFF DALE TREXLER SUE DEBONZO FRANCINE AIELLO LYNN TOUSIGNANT MARK UVANNI DAVID BENEDETTO WAR GAMES ROW 1: Connie Denchy, Dave DiBari, Nancy Pierce, Sterling Plenert, John Pierce, David Smith, Brian Lickfield, Dina Nocito. ROW 2: Lorenzo Eagan, Peter Massena, Clayton Duffek, Matt Bartholomew, Ken Reilly, Harold Dolan, Dan Bronson. ROW 3: Ralph Gawehn, Tom Robusto, Terry Dolan, Rich Lickfield, Pennell Eckert. We Command the Armies The Wargames Club gives students a chance to play Dungeons and Dragons and Wargames. Dungeons and Dragons is a game played by at least two and up to ten players. These players are led by the Dungeon Master through a world of mythical monsters and magic in search of high adventure and treasure. Wargames are creations of past, present, and future battles. Play- ers command the armies. There is a wide variety of these challenging games like Waterloo, Squad leader, and Panzer Biitz. “Both wargames and D D's are played with paper, pencils, dice, and lots of imagination,”’ explains President David DiBari. On December 12, the Club held its second annual Wargames Convention called Knightcon Ii. D D'ers from all over the coun- try met at RFA to test their skill and luck. Knightcon Il was a great success. The money raised will buy more games for the club. Because of Knightcon Il’s success, Knightcon Ill is planned in April. SCIENCE CLUB Linda Thielke, Laura Thielke, Pam Davis, Dale Schultz, Mr. Uvanni, Paul Fannelli, Keith Wakelee, Bernie Shannon. The Science Club was invited to encourage and expose students to science and science-related fields. The club visited nu- merous facilities including universities, colleges and industries. They visited Cornell and inspected the Dairy Facility. They visited RIT to become familiar with photography and graphic arts now being offered to students. Members were motivated to taking part in Science Congress and gave science presentations during the bi-weekly meetings. KEY CLUB JEFF AMIDON TERRI AUSTIN ANDRE BERTRAND GARY BOTTINI BRIAN BOYLSTON PATRICIA BRIGGS SHARON BRINKMAN AMY CARRIER TRACY CASSIDY SHARI CALNERO TIM CLARK ALLISON COCCIA LAURIE CROASDALE DEBBIE DAVIS DIANA DEMATTEO ELAINA DEMATTEO GESELLE DEMATTEO DAVE DIBARI SHARI DIAMOND KAREN DERUBY KIM DOLAN TODD ESPOSITO DARYL FERGUSON DAVID FIORE SANDY FOOTE JOHN FOSTER JIM FURNEY MARILYN GRANIERI SCOTT HALL EARL HALL TOM HERBER PAT HETHERINGTON JULIE HUGHES KRISTINE HURD KEN IRVIN KRIS JONES STEVE JONES MARY KASKOUN CHRIS KEHOE KAREN KEHOE GARRETT MEAD CLAUDIA MERRILL LORIE MORTIS MARK MOSHIER LIZ NUCCIO MARIA ORBINATI BOB PALINSKI CATHY PALMER JEFF PANARA KIM PARRY KELLY PERKINS ERIC PHILLIPS CHRIS POMILIO ELLEN POTOCKI JIM POTOCK! MARIE RAULLI JILL ROLEWICZ JOY ROLEWICZ GREG SKOGLAND MARK SCHOFIELD SUE SEMO STEVE SEZNA KATHY SMITH MARCIA SMITH PETE SPINA DORY TAURONEY GAE TOSTI LISA TROPHIA PAM UVANNI MIKE VANDERHOOF BETH VITTORELLO KAREN VOELCKER DEAN WATERS SHEILA WATERS DAVE WEDLOCK JEAN WELKER KATHY WOOD VALERIE YOURDON PAUL ZUCKER INTERNATIONAL CLUB Julie Alessi Jett Amidon Rick Anair Miles Angeio Terri Austin Lisa Badolato Lori Bailey Donna Bail Chris Bates Amy Barini Jil Barlow Martho Bartell Darren Battie Chris Beeman David Benedetto Renee Biamonte Maria Bonniwell Siobhan Boyer Dierdre Boyiston Sharon Brinkman Samantha Brothers Amy Bruce Hope Bymes Kirk Cadrette Debbie Cady Kelly Calabrese Mary Calicchia Shari Cainero Sonya Carier Tracy Cassidy Jil Chamberlain Jeff Chapman Kathy Chapman Laura Chilkotowsky Jackie Chmieiewski Julie Chmieiewski David Chrysier Tim Clancy Jit Clark Tim Clark Usa Cleckner Keith Clothakis Archi Clanfrocco Patrica Clanfrocco Gina Claraili Christy Cihocki Dawn Cimo Allison Coccia Mike Correia Michelle Corgiiano Allison Comins Michelle Correia Pam Damon Rodney Davidson Suzanne Davis Kerry Destito Sheri DeFrees Elaina Dematteo Karen Deruby Dave DiBari Kim Driscoll Lisa Doria Katey Doubleday Joe Doucette Heather Dunham Beth Edwards Tammy Eimer Mark Evans Scott Evans Kim Faulkner Loura Fox Kristen Fuller Grace Gantt Lee Geary Jett Geller Mary Ann Giardino Karla Goren Donna Gratch Barbara Graves Mary Ellen Greco Rich Grifasi Dawn Guisinger Cheryl Howke Craig Haynes Rick Henze Sue Herber Tim Hickey Therese Hop kins Chery! Jenkins Chris Keeler Patty Kiefer Jean Kirk Carrie Kovatch Renee LeBouef Jessica Landes Jonn Lettridge Rich Lickfieid Steve Linn Shyla Long Lisa Loparco Lisa Lopushinsky Julle Lubeck Laurie Mackie Leda Malorzo Robyn Marineou Renee Martin Rose Ann Mastraccio Eliza Mattis Pam Mazzacua rene McCoy Courtney McEvoy Judy McGrath Marie McKenna Margaret McClean Geott Mead Claudia Merrill Christine Mettier Bruce Miller Jenniter Millington Amy Mirabelli Dale Misher Van Moffatt Brenda Montalbano Tom Monnan Billy Morgan Lori Mortis Kathy Murphy Kelly Murphy Mary Ann Murphy Paima Nardozza Eric Nelson Tandi Nocito Tim O'Connor Janice Ogawa Debbie O'Malley Carol Pallas Cathy Palmer Canses Paimiero Perez Miguel Arambila Jim Perkins Ed Pitt Jim Potock! John Pratt Shelia Comets Kevin Quentin Neal Randie Danielle Pendort Ellen Riley Vito Sanzone Uso Sowran Lucinda Saylor Helena Sbaragiia David Schoenly Carla Sergio Brian Skidmore Mike Skinner Ann Marie Smith Kathieen Smith Ken Smith Marcia Smith Paula Smith Melissa Stagiiano Vinny Stolo Debro Strickiand Brenda Sutton Bill Tagiicterri Nedra Tagiicferri Paul Talley Michelle Tardugno Judy Tharrett Loura Thieke Linda Thiekke Toni Toft Anne Totaro Betty Tyler Judi Urtz Lynn Vaccaro Luann Viviani Barbara Vogt Neil Washburn Melissa Wickham Mike Nicholson Mike Nicholson Richard Wilkerson Kathy Wood Wendy Wood Pam Unik Mike Mudsky Andy McCormick Robert Lewis Denise Doucette DRAMA CLUB ROW 1: Amy Barini, Lisa Murphy, Terri Fike, Ted Ferlo. ROW 2: Marcia Davidson, Sue Seaton, Richard Nixon, Gary Sauer. ROW 3: Pam Damon, Betty Tyler, Maureen Dolan, Sandy Abrams, Margaret McLean. ROW 4: Dan Bush, Judi Urtz, Jackie Young. ROW 5: George Harrison, and Jon Herter. You're A Good Man Charlie Brown This year's Drama Club delighted over 300 elementary students with their musical production of, “You're a Good Man Charlie Brown’’. The players in the musical, based on the comic strip charac. ters of Charles Schultz, included Ted Ferlio as the lovable down-and-out Charlie Brown; Craig Hayes as Snoopy, Mr. Joe Cool and Jon Herter as the thumbsucking intellectual, Linus. Dawn Cimo played everyone's favorite crab, Lucy, Andy McCormick portrayed the modern day Beethoven, Schroeder, and Marcia Davidson was the natural curly haired Patty. 427 Each year a small num ber of talented instrumen- talists, selected from audi tions for their musical merit and ability, gather to cre ate the performing group known as the Wind Ensem- ble. The Ensembie's mem- bers are dedicated musi cians who believe music to be more than entertain- ing, and this attitude along with hard work has earned the band a reputation for its excellence. These students, under the leadership of Mr. Her- bert Geller, perform con- certs throughout the year. The Ensemble also raises money so that they may take a trip once a year in order to study music and further their musical educa- tion. FLUTES Kris Jones Donna Lattanzio Mary Elien Amoroso Jocelyn O'Meara Nan Mirabelli Amy Sanborm Carol Pallas Mari Stephan Lee Geary OBOE Kathy Kalin Usa Fabrizio CLARINET Jett Geller Connie Dom 128 Marie McKenna Marie Orbinati Kris Migliori Kris Reilly Kristen Kelley Sue Seaton Grace Gantt ALTO CLARINET Donna Tessian BASS CLARINET Deb Davis Mark Evans CONTRA BASS CLARINET Gina Grasso BASSOON Wendy Wood TRUMPETS Dave Harris Tom Rolka Bernie Shannon Bill Falk SAXOPHONES Audrey Cupples Tim George Jim Olney Mike Fenton Van Moffatt Rick Lucas FRENCH HORN Jean Carletta Lisa Wood TROMBONES Dale Hedding Brian Schicegel Scott Smith Jim Hyde BARITONE Stacey Kline Joan Carletta TUBA Don Nemecek PERCUSSION Derrick Cameron Kevin Simons Howard Dean Deb McMillan 4ST VIOLINS Shari Diamond— Concert Mistress Adina Nocito Betty McGrath Peggy Riedei Nancy Plerce Janine Dickinson Shelly Romieski Raleigh Chilton 2ND VIOLINS David Corsilius— Principal Dawn Guisinger Tandi Nocito Allison Comins Margaret McLean Betty Tyler Laurie Macking Teri Steyer Linda Kahofer Judy Kemme VIOLAS Therese Hopkins— Principal Judy Henderson Frank Vetrone CELLOS Mike Thomas— Principal Debbie Stewart Kurt Staple Nedra Tagliaterri BASSES Al Krup— Principal Tony Gobrick ORCHESTRA FLUTES Kris Jones Donna Lattanzio CLARINETS Jeff Geller Connie Dorn OBOES Kathy Kalin Lisa Fabrizio BASSOON Wendy Wood SAXOPHONES Audrey Cuppies Tim George TRUMPETS Dovid Harris Tom Roka Bernie Shannon HORNS Jean Carietta Usa Wood TROMBONES Dale Hedding Jim Hyde PERCUSSION Derrick Cameron Howard Dean Kevin Simons Debbie McMillion CHORUS The Rome Free Academy Chorus, under the direction of Mr. Rocco Vacca, is made up of students who combine six different tones, Soprano 1, Soprano 2, Alto 1, Alto 2, Tenor and Bass, to create beautiful music. Chorus is made up of willing members who enjoy singing; They have an appreciation of music, Chorus gives these students a chance to express this appreciation as well as show their musical abilities. In addition to Christmas, mid-winter and spring programs, these dedicated singers perform in other schools and nursing homes, spreading happiness. Selected students also attend Area All-state and NYSSMA Confer. ences. Other chosen students form small ensembles. in the future their songs will bring memories of our high school years and all the entertainment we received from our Cho- rus. SOPRANO Anita Allen Roxanne Allen Theresa Bennett Pamela Cannon Janine Dickinson Karen Doty Judith Fowler Robin Fuller Julie Henderson Chery! Jenkins Laura Johnson Pauline Kirk Jessica Landes Laurie Lemmon Tracie Manning Elizabeth McMonagie Salena Mendoza Deborah Miskell Elizabeth Mitchell Doreen Nelson Mary Beth Portiey Joann Roehm Kimmi Rister Michelle Roux Kim Salisbury Susan Seaton Ann Marie Straney Susan Valade ALTO Maryann Andriach Robin Baird Rebecca Calidonna Diane Carrado Marcia Davidson Leslie Groff Beverly Hazlett Lori Hodierne Christine Hurd Kathleen Kalin Donna Lince Tricia Mandronico Eliza Mattis Leah Merrick Amy Mirabelli Lori Moyer Adelia Olney Mary Roberts Judy Urtz TENOR Scott Dangerfield Patrick Ferlo Joseph Galanti Craig Lippy BARITONE Jeffrey Edwards Theodore Ferlo Scott Gill Russell Hayes Dale Hedding Lewis Kelliher Cedric Mason Patrick Reynolds Edward Schiicher David Uvanni Brian Winterbottom ACCOMPANISTS: Kathleen Kalin Ann Marie Straney STAGE BAND ROW 1: Kathy Kalin, Rick Lucas, Dan Bush, Van Moffatt, Audrey Cuppies, Bob Swortzendruber, Tim George, Jettrey Geller, Howie Dean, Kevin St BRASS ENSEMBLE WOODWIND QUINTET ar David Harris, Jeon Carietta, James Hyde, Dale Hedding, Tom Kits Jones, Wendy Wood, Jean Caretta, Jefirey Geter, Kathy a. lin, CONCERT BAND FLUTE AND PICCOLO Barbora Vogt Chery! D’Ambrosi Tisia Procopio FLUTE Meg Hewitt Lisa Scott Mary Ellen Greco Patti McKenna Mary Reed Sheri DeFrees Paulo Swarts Katey Doubleday Carolyn Lampman Wendy D’Ambrosi Ginny Northrup Michelle Piante Jacque Czyko Donna Debelic Kelley Viscelll Joyce Brown Kathy Smith CLARINETS Annette Orbinati Linda Thieke Patty Briggs Judy Tharrett Heidi Heck Dorothy Newberry Charlotte Wolcott Janet Brown Dyana Herrig BASS CLARINET Pam Piatis Amy Mirabelli OBOE Dan Bush BASSOON Pat Ferio SAXOPHONES Adrienne Briggs TRUMPETS Dave Harris Joe Doucette Cindy Cihocki Tosti TROMBONES Mathew Schicege! Steve Washington Craig Cihocki Brian Beeman FLUTES Barbara Vogt Chery! D'Ambrosi Tisia Procopio Meg Hewitt Lisa Scott Mary Ellen Greco Patti McKenna Mary Reed Sheri DeFrees Paula Swarts Katey Doubleday Carolyn Lampman Wendy D'Ambrosi Ginny Northrup Michelle Plante Jacque Czyko Donna DeBelia Kelley Viscelli Angela Jackson Terry Fike Mary Rardin Sue Semo Joyce Brown Kathleen Smith Kris Jones Donna Lattanzio Mary Ellen Amoroso Jocelyn O'Meara Nan Mirabelli Amy Sanborn Carol Pallas Mari Stephan Lee Geary Wendy Wood FRENCH HORNS Jean Carletta Lisa Wood MARCHING BAND PERCUSSION Brian Spoor Tim Heck Scott Evans David Schoenly David Lerman Paul Talley Dan Bush Pat Ferlo Derrick Cameron Kevin Simons Howard Dean Deb McMillan CLARINETS Annette Orbinati Linda Thielke Patty Briggs Judy Tharrett Heidi Heck Dorothy Newberry Charlotte Wolcott Sonja Carrier Ralph Gawehn Beth Edwards Debbie Joyce Lisa Sawran Billy Morgan P.J. Ringrose Janet Brown Dyana Herrig Pam Platis Amy Mirabelli Jeff Geller Connie Dorn Marie McKenna Maria Orbinati Kris Migliori Kris Reilly Kristin Kelley Sue Seaton Grace Gantt Donna Tessian Deb Davis Mark Evans Gina Grasso BARITONES Mike Shannon Joe Tenace Sue Caron Stacey Kline Joan Carletta SOUSAPHONES Dale Hedding Jim Hyde Dan Nemecek BELLS Kathy Kalin Lisa Fabrizio SAXOPHONES Adrianne Briggs Lori Joyce Carla Sergio Darren Swartzendruber Mark Edick Mike Badolato Audrey Cupples Tim George Jim Olney Mike Fenton Van Moffatt Rick Lucas TRUMPETS Dave Harris Joe Doucette Cindy Cihocki Guy Tosti Chris Doyle Regina Finn Kathy Doyle Ken Smith Charles Collins Tom Rolka Bernie Shannon Bill Falk TROMBONES Matthew Schiaegel Steve Washington Craig Cihocki Brian Beeman Jeff Hall Carolyn Backus Brian Schiaegel Scott Smith JUNIOR BATONS Michelle Fleet Karen Smith Tracey Wood Wendy Hawkins Laurie Janzewski COLOR GUARD Mark Romieski Kevin Romleski Dale Schultz Betty Rushford Lisa Ventura GUNS LuAnn D'Amore Laurie VanSlyke Lisa Doria Maureen Dolan Yvonne Praire Kim Dougall BATONS Dawn Guisinger Verna Clark Jill Barlow Hope Byrnes STREAMERS Lee Haber Jennifer Taylor Michelle Jennie Kim Savoy Deura Strickland Regina Dutcher Tammy Reed Linda Valade Debbie Cady BANNER Bev Hazlett Amy Howe FLAGS Shelly Romlieski Ann Reader Sharon Zionc Celesta Centro Sandi Cooper Therese Hopkins Judy Henderson Carol Cerjan Cindy Bunal Tina Bartlett Toni Toft Brenda Bartlett COLLEGE NIGHT The task of selecting a college was made easier thanks to college night. This event sponsored by the Senior Class cleared up many ques. tions that students had. Participants had the opportunity to talk with 114 college representatives. Many of the questions concerning curriculum, tuition, scholarships, grants, and dormitory living were answered. This night eased many worried minds and got students off on the right foot for college preparation. HOMECOMING WEEKEND Homecoming Weekend started off with a Section Ill soccer game. Baldwinsville handed the RFA Booters a close 2-1 loss. Following the soccer game was the an- nual bonfire sponsored by the Pep Club. The Senior Varsity Football players and cheerleaders presented each other with gags that brought laughs and cheers from the crowd. Unexpectedly, Coach Myslinski showed up to lead the cheers. He shouted to the crowd, “Who are we gonna beat? The tempo picked up. Fans cheered louder and louder, ‘‘Notre Dame, Notre Dame!”’ Friday night's game was very special as the parents of the football players were honored. For a touching moment they proudly stood on the field that was soon to be the scene of a runaway game. The Knights de- feated Notre Dame, 52-0. The Marching Band and Cheerleaders provided en- tertainment that carried the crowd's spirit through the Float Competition. Countless hours and last minute pan ic paid off, as the colorful floats were shown. First a Sophomore Ghost, then a Junior Red Devil, and last a Senior Graveyard Scene slowly paraded around the stadium. The Seniors won the float competition. The next event announced the Homecoming Queen and King. The happy couple was Kim Ciotti and Jeff Panara. Their attractive court: Jackie Orbinati escorted by Bill Jarvi, Maria Orbinati escorted by Dean Rivera, Jamie Pomilio escorted by Steve Feldman, and Gina Grasso escorted by Dan Rivera. The court reigned at the Halloween Costume Dance the next evening, spon- sored by the Key Club, and “Legal Tender provided the tunes. October 31st made it that special Halloween night. What a weekend! It's a weekend that students will remember in years to come. The only difference is that next year, these students will be alumnus. SPIRIT WEEK To heighten our spirit for Homecoming Weekend, the Stu- dent Association sponsored our annual Spirit Week. During this week, faces were painted and transformed. Masks were worn and costumes and clothes of yesterday were taken out of storage. It was funny to see punk rock stars seated in a serene histo- ry Class, or Cowboys and Indians in the locker rooms. Gang. sters from the Roaring '20’s were seen serving detentions after school. The greatest display of spirit was shown on Orange and Black Day. Orange and black colors were seen every: where. Students had orange faces, lips, skirts, sneakers and even hair. Our school was psyched for the weekend. 139 Capt. Dean Rivera Amidon, Chris 4st Row: Mor. Mike Hoke, Head Coach Tom Hoke, Mgr. Tom Procopio. 2nd Row: Trainer Duane Niemi, Coach Steve Shoemaker, Coach Poul Adey 3rd Row: Dan Nelson, Pat Clark, Mark Blocher, Dale Trexler, Joel Capt. Sheldon Hardison, Capt. Scott Parsons, Coach Don Bruce, Coach Tom Mysiinski. Destito, John Balog, Ricky Sticca, Teryie Williams, Jeff Delutis, Mike Badolato. 4th Row: Scott Cook, Bob Bialobreski, Scott Hardison, David Benton, Jeff Lyons, Tim Blocher, Jamie Avantini, Frank DeCarolis, Randy Cosimeno, Todd Joe Cheri Richard Bamett, David Semo, Don Darcangelo, Mike Stamboly. Sth Row: Richard Ferrucci, Chris Burke Williams, Keith Campbell, John Dominic. 6th Row: Kevin Quentin, Chris Hackett, Dan Rivera, Eric Nelson, Tony Walker, Don Boulerice, Robert Taylor, Curtis Bryant, Missing Wayne Swancott, John Pasqualetti At the beginning of the 1981 High School Foot- ball Season, a NYS Sports Writers Poll voted the RFA Black Knights the number one team in New York State. Affer an easy win over Auburn, the Knights were struck with a 21-20 defeat by West Genesee. Ten fumbles, two interceptions, and 45 yards in penalties left RFA embarrassed, but more determined than ever to pull together and win the rest of their games. The loss had dropped them to 12th in the poll, but they wouldn't stay there long. They became an un- beatable team! Game after game the Black Knights came out on top. (UFA, Liverpool, New Hartford, Proctor, Notre Dame, and Whitesboro) RFA's powerful offense and defense enabled them to reach the Section Ill Semi-Finals against Henninger in the Carrier Dome. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS FRONT: Terri Austin, Tracy Cassidy, Jamie Pomilio, Amy Bruce BACK: Jackie Chmielewski, Kim Cioftti, Jackie Orbinati, Leah Merrick, Julie Lubeck J.V. CHEERLEADERS FRONT: Luann Viviani, Kathy Kim, Julie Alessi, Shari Fiorini Jackie Cianfrocco BACK: Chery! D’Ambrosi, Denise Reiner, Chris Bates, Kristin Kelly, Mary Reed “ROME TO THE DOME” Visiec =.) Mle e (He Bia! alae lis Photographs By: Debbie Blackburn Ted Ferlo NO. 1 STATE CHAMPS On Sunday, November 15, thousands of Rome fans went to the Carrier Dome to support the Black Knights as they took on Henninger High School. A win that night would give the RFA players a chance to return to the Dome the following week and get their long awaited revenge on West Genesee. This was extra incentive for RFA to crush Henninger. And crush they did. The Knights dominated the game, holding Henninger to 64 yards rushing and 72 yards passing, while piling up 33 points themselves. The final score was 33-6. Sunday, November 22. The big day had finally arrived. The West Genesee Wild Cats came to the Dome armed with a state ranked band, lots of signs, and many fans. However, Rome wanted the win more. Again the Knights dominated the game, winning 22-6. Suddenly the RFA players found them- selves not only first in the Section, but also first in the State! Ironically, after losing their first place spot to West Genesee early on in the season, the Black Knights went on to regain their title by defeating West Genesee. Yes, re- venge sure was sweet. Sentinel Photo by JOHN BOHN SOCCER FRONT ROW: Carlos Farina, Mark Schofield, John Foster, Jeff Panara, Joe Ferrare, Mark Moshier, Bob Palinski, Dan Toloso. MIDDLE ROW: Van Moffatt, Earl Hall, Ken Smith, John Riemondy, Chris Murphy, Chris Beeman, Steve Swancott, Pat Hall. BACK ROW: Joe Burke, Ken Kinna, Andy McCormick, Dan Zanon, Dave Rubino, Tom Herber, Chris Kehoe, Fred Allen, Miguel Arambura, Tom Rolka, Coach Van Schaick. Our Soccer Team entered the Section Ill tournament with an outstanding 14-0-1 undefeated record. For the second season in a row, the Knights were defeated in the Sectional quarter finals, losing 2-1 to Baldwinsville. Captains for the COL championship team were Jeff Panara, John Foster, and Joe Ferrare. VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY FRONT: Maria Orbinati, Laurie VanSlyke, Geselle Dematteo, Jean- nine McEwen, Gina Grasso, Kristin Fuller. MIDDLE: Lynn Tousignant, Mary Kaskoun, Julie Hughes, Tracy Hull, Verna Clark, Carla Sergio, Michelle Tardugno. BACK: Leda Malorzo, Farah Mason, Francine Aiello, Chris Vescio, Kathy Wood, Dominica Pendorf. CROSS-COUNTRY ROW 1: Tom Bailey, Geoff Mead, Lori Bailey, Bob Denton, Robbie Wallace. ROW 2: Tom Amidon, Randy Lubeck, Steven Armstrong, Dave Winberg. BOYS Our boy’s Varsity Cross—Country Team closed out their season with a 2-3 record in the COL, and a 3-3 record overall. The Knight runners were led by captain Dave Winberg to a fifth place finish in the COL meet. In the Section Il championships Winberg placed 32nd, and consequently made the COL all-star team. OTHER MEMBERS Derek DeCosty Fiore DeCosty Mark Lanzi Todd Lanzi Sharon Donavan Patti Harper Kristin Flynn Audrey Mellen GIRLS Our girl’s Varsity Cross-Country Team finished off a successful sea- son by capturing the team title in the COL meet, and fourth place in the Section Ill meet. The squad con- sisted of only five girls, which was just enough to field a team in dual meets. Four of the five members of the team were placed on the COL all-star list: Lori Bailey, Sharon Donavan, Patti Harper, and Kristin Flynn. The team captain was Lori Bailey. GIRLS TENNIS TEAM TEAM CAPTAINS: COLLEEN DOWD LISA PETTINELLI MARIE RAULLI COACH: MISS DEMERS PLAYERS: MARIE SANZONE SHANNON CARPENTER JOAN DOWD MARY FIORE KARLA GOREN HOLLY MACHANIC MARGARET MC LEAN LISA SCOTT AMY SEMO SUSAN SEMO KATHLEEN SMITH DIANE TARDUGNO JUDY WILSON The girl's tennis team finished the season with a COL second place title. The season’s win ning record was 8-5. Five team members advanced to the finals of the Section Ill Girls Tennis Tournament at the Sun- down East Tennis and Racquetball Club in Syracuse. These girls were: LISA PETTINELLI, MARIE RAULLI, SUE SEMO, MARIE SANZONE, and SHANNON CAR: PENTER. BOY'S BASKETBALL ROW 1: Mike Shackelford, Jeff Panara, Jeff Amidon, Dan Nelson, Van Moffatt, Bill Jarvi. ROW 2: Coach Evans, Bob Wood, Dean Rivera, Bob Csicsila, Jeff Walsh, Coach Kenny. NOT PHOTOGRAPHED: Robert Taylor. Our boy’s varsity basketball team was led by second team COL all- star Dan Nelson and senior Jeff Amidon to a respectable 4-6 COL record. The Orangemen's 5-14 overall record was deceiving because many of the losses were only by a few points. Even though seven senior members will not be returning next year, a strong JV program shows a lot of potential. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS JV CHEERLEADERS Cheryl D’Ambrosi, Jamie Pomilio, Tracy Cassidy, Maria Orbinati, Debbie — FRONT: Chris Bates. MIDDLE: Carolyn Lampman, Kris- O'Malley, Terri Austin, Kim Ciotti, Leah Merrick, Kathy Kim, Beth Vittorello. tin Kelly, Jackie Cianfrocco, Sharie Fiorini. BACK: 452 Verna Clark, Kim Driscoll, Tammy Cioftti, LuAnn Viviani. GIRLS BASKET BALL FRONT ROW: Shannon Car penter, Laura Mead, Kathy Smith, Tinny McEwen, Kris Sanborn, Kay Donai. BACK ROW: Miss Demers, Allison Coccia, Cindy Cihocki, Sharon Kahier, Chris Vescio, Farah Mason, Car- ol Deming. NOT PHOTO: GRAPHED: Lisa Pettinelli 7 The Varsity Basketball team was led by senior member Lisa Pettinelli, They were 3-7 in the COL, posting victories over league opponents UFA and Proctor. This year's team was young and inexperi- enced, but with ten returning players next year's team has much potential. VOLLEYBALL ROW 1: LaDonna Richardson, Laurie VanSlyke, Tinny McEwen, Francine Aiello. ROW 2: Kris Sanborn, Shannon Carpenter, Julie Chmielewski, Jackie Orbinati, Lisa Pettinelll. ROW 3: Deanne Reighn, Farah Mason, Lisa Cleckner. NOT PHOTOGRAPHED: Sharon Kahler. “This year's volleyball team did extremely well,” boasted coach Cullen. The team had only three re turning varsity players, but still won their seventh V T b T straight COL title, with a 9-2 record. The players ° ey a adapted well to their new system of front and back row specialization. In post season play they regis Rome ca tures tered impressive victories over powerful Lafayette p and league rival New Hartford. In the section Ill play— offs, the team placed among the top four losing only a n Oo t h e r c ro W n to eventful champions, N. Syracuse-—Cicero. WHITESBORO — Rome Free Academy Friday won its sixth straight Central Oneida League volleyball cham- pionship with a 15-10, 15-1 playoff victory over New Hartford. RFA has won eight league crowns in nine years. The teams had tied during the regular season with 8-2 records. Deanne Reighn paced RFA- with 15 points served on 17 of 18 serves, including five aces. Lisa Cleckner was 13 for 13 in both sets and forearm passes, and Julie Chmielewski slammed seven of seven spikes, including two aces. RFA was 19 of 20 in spikes, including eight aces. Rome Coach Pat Cullen credited the team’s passing and sets for the high spiking efficiency. Rome plays at Liverpool Tuesday. —Rome Sentinel y VARSITY HOCKEY Our Varsity Hockey Team finished off an injury plagued season with a 10-8 record. The Knights fell into what seems to have become a habit for RFA hock: ey teams; they started out slowly only to come back strongly in later matches. Ithaca, Oswego, and West Genesee are some of the teams that defeated RFA early on, but later fell victims to the Knights. Coming in as defending Section Ill champions the Knights lost 9-5 to Clinton in this year's Section Ill semi-fimals. MIKE BAILEY MARK MOSHIER MARK BLOCHER KEVIN MUMPTON TONY BORRUSO BOB PALINSKI PAT CLARK NOEL PITONIAK TIM CLARK TRACY PITONIAK ROB CRAMP JOE REILLY DAVE FIORE STEVE SEZNA VICTOR FARNSWORTH DAVE WEDLOCK BOB FISHER CRAIG WITTMAN JOE FERRARE DAN ZANON RICH GALLUPPI PAUL ZUCKER STEVE JONES GIRLS BOYS SWIMMING DIVING ROW 1: Cathy Paimer, Sandy Abrams, Claudia Merrill, Patty Briggs, Kelly Perkins, Kim Dolan. ROW 2: Joan Welker, Kerry Dolan, Jean Welker, Eliza Mattis, Nedra Tagiiaferri, Peggy Vickers, Tina Procopio. ROW 3: Shari Cainero, Debbie Davis, Ellen Potocki, Sandy Simmons ROW 1: Ken Irvin, Steve Gigliotti, Jim Potocki. ROW 2: Jim Perkins, Randy Cosimeno, Scott Evans, Roarke Sharlow, Ed Gundrum, Jim Gray, Ken Sutton, Pat Orr, Mike Murphy, Brian Beeman. ROW 3: Tom Mitchell, Mark Evans, Paul Engelbert, Craig Parker, Bill McCormick, Mark Uvanni. NOT PHOTOGRAPHED: David Bath, Met vin Bert, Keith Clothakis, Bill Foose, Steve Giardino, Jim Hyde, Andy McCormick, Harry Rambo, John Schrenker. The Boys’ Varsity Swim Team had an outstanding year, boasting an 11-4 overall record. Under the leadership of co- captains Bill McCormick and Steve Gigliotti, the Mermen post- ed one of their best showings ever against perennial state power Liverpool. They placed second in the Section Ill Championship and defeated tenth ranked Auburn. Senior Jim Potocki went on to the state meet in the 100 Fly. At the East- ern Swim Championship, our freestyle and mediey relay teams placed tenth and eleventh respectively. The Divers also had an exceptional year with three out of four divers qualifying for sectional competition. Our Girls’ Varsity Swimming and Diving Team got off to a slow start this year, mainly due to the fact that there was no water in the RFA pool. The ‘‘Naiads ’ were still practicing in the N.Y.S.S.D. pool after their meet schedule had started. De- spite this inconvenience, the members put in a 3-8 duel meet record, and sent 15 swimmers to the Section Three Championships. Four women, Ellen Potocki, Kim Dolan, Regina Finn, and Kelly Perkins, qualified for the state meet by captur- ing first place in their event at the Section Three Meet. Tri- captains were Kerry Dolan, Beth Vittorello, and Jean Welker. DIVERS Jim Bidwell, Anthony Siarkiewicz, Gary Sauer, and Paul Flinchbaugh. SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING Sf iim 9 ROW 1: Jill Chamberlain, Julie VanSlyke, Dyana Herring, Ann Reader, Rhonda Mezzacua, Ann Marie Staple, Pat Chamberlain, Coach. ROW 2: Janice Reese, Katie Doubleday, Shelly Steeves, Joan Welker, Caroline Lampman, Kellie Rister. NOT PHOTOGRAPHED: Deirdre Boylston. ROW 1: Liz Nuccio, Sue Morgan, KayJo Bidwell, Julie Lubeck. ROW 2: Leda Malorzo, Kathy Wood, Cathy Sutton. NOT PHOTOGRAPHED: Marcia Smith and Kathy Murphy. GYMNASTICS The Girls’ Gymnastics Team con sisted of only nine members this year. They held their practices and meets at the Rome YMCA. Co-Cap- tains Liz Nuccio and Sue Morgan led the young gymnasts to a 5-5 record. BOYS BOWLING The Boys Bowling team finished on top in the COL standings for the first time in 3 years. It was not an easy task because the strike played havoc with the bowling schedule. The team bowled four matches a week for the last two weeks of the sea son. As coach Gabe Vaccaro put it, ‘The strike af- fected us. It made us more of a team.” “The Knight Keglers finished up at 16-2 overall and 8-2 in the COL. Jim Laughinghouse topped the team at the end of the season by rolling two 700 series. He also had high average among the team followed by Gaetano Tosti, Joe Fiorenza, Darryl Howery, and Vinny Fiorenza. In the COL, Tosti topped the team high average followed by Laughinghouse, Joe Fiorenza, Howery, and Vinny Fiorenza. In the Section Ill tournament Laughinghouse, Joe and Vinny Fiorenza, Howery, and Tosti went as the five-man team to represent RFA. Michael Carro and Angelo Fulgieri went as alternates. The team finished with a 30 game total that averaged about 184. That was good enough for a third place finish behind winners Whitesboro and runner-up Fulton. Tosti and Joe Fiorenza rolled two of the top seven scores for the day and qualified for the all-star team. Tosti’s total of 1199 earned him the second spot on the team just 20 pins shy of first place. Fiorenza totaled 1184 and earned the last spot on the team. FRONT ROW: Bill Gifford, Mi- chael Carro, Angelo Fuilgieri, Vinny Fiorenza; Co-—Captain, Darryl Howery, Joe Fiorenza; Co-Captain, Roy Laughing: house, Russell Johnson. MID- DLE ROW: Paul Tuttle, Carl Butch, Dwight Johnson, Jim Laughinghouse, Ed Mehl, Mark Moody, Herman Johnson, Joe Mastraccio. BACK ROW: Dean Palantino, Mike Fenton, Joe Genovese, Gaetano Tosti. Another undefeated season! The team finished 18-0 for the fifth straight season. Unbeatable and dominating are the best words to describe the invin- cible girls bowling team. Led by Co-Captains Anne Marie Lovett and LuAnn D'Amore they wrapped up the COL title for the 8th consecutive year. They ate up the Section Ill tournament by beating the second place finishers and rivals, Whitesboro by over 300 pins. This enabled them to place three girls on the Section Ill all-star team. ; LuAnn D'Amore maintained the highest average followed closely by Anne Marie Lovett, Tina Cidzik, and Lisa Scott. Coach Martha Bilton had an easy time as the girls usually beat their opponents by six or seven hundred pins. D'Amore, Lovett, Cidzik, Scott, and Robyn Marineau represented the COL champions in the Section |il tournament. Laura Chilkotowsky and Denise Doucette were alternates for the tournament. Cidzik, Scott, and Marineau qualified for the all-star team. GIRLS BOWLING FRONT ROW: Chris Moore, Dawn Guisinger, Terry Welch, Robin Stipe, Laura Chilkotowsky, Maria Migliori, Kim Scott, Lisa Scoft. BACK ROW: Denise Doucette, LuAnn D'Amore; Co-Captain, Anne Marie Lovett; Co-—Captain, Sherry Turner, Angela Pace, Tina Cidzik, Robyn Marineau, Cindy Spinks, Sally Mendoza. NOT PHO- TOGRAPHED: Debbie Cole, Sue Samad, Marie Raulli, Dina Agnone, Maria Fulgieri, Brenda Turner. TINNY MCEWEN “Field hockey has given me confidence in myself and others. The sport has not been given the sup port it deserves. In the Section Ill finals our goal le’s equipment fell apart and she had to borrow from the other team.” FAYETTEVILLE- MANLIUS DAVE WINBERG “Cross-country requires mental and physical stamina. The physical as- pects are easy to ob- tain, but the mental as. pects determine who wins the race.” JEFF LYONS “Being a part of the Sec- tion Ill Class A, N.Y. State Champion football team ls a great feeling I'll nev- er forget. The thrill of be Ing the very best of what you do is one | cannot explain.” JEFF PANARA “Each time | ran out onto the soccer field, | knew that the way | played and conducted myself was not only a reflection on me, but also on my school.” FARAH MASON “Being a member of the RFA Field Hockey team has given me great pride, dignity, and re- spect for the game. | have gotten to know a lot more about people.” JACKIE CHMIELEWSKI “‘Cheering for football and basketball has been a terrific experience. The spirit and enthusiasm of the teams and cheer- leaders is unbelievable.” JEAN WELKER “Swimming is: going up and down a lane, thou. sands of yards a day, six days a week; 500 swim, pull, kick; and ‘shaving down’ for sectionals.”’ SCOTT PARSONS “Baseball means: Coach Skwarek saying ‘Section lll Champs’ and the road trip to Massachu- setts. The RFA baseball team is one of the best teams | ever played on.” JOE FERRARE “Hockey is a fast mov: ing and exciting game. Playing for the Black Knights gives me pride to win for my _ school, but also to lose with dignity.” LAURIE VANSLYKE “Softball is: bright or- ange pants, the ‘Hous ton Astros, piling 17 people in the back seat of a car to get to practice, and not being allowed to play on any RFA field because we might ‘wreck’ it.”’ LISA CLECKNER “Volleyball is a psyche sport which requires fast reflexes and a lot of communication be- tween the players. It is also Miss Cullen’s condi tioning program during study halls.” MARK BLOCHER “Track is a team sport made up of individual contributions. It de- mands dedication and self-determination.” JUNIOR VARSITY MEMBERS J. V. VOLLEYBALL BOY'S J. V. BASKETBALL GIRL'S J. V. BASKETBALL Martha Bartell Samantha Brothers Patrice Cianfrocco Sheri DeFrees Tracey Gardner Courtney Johnson Donna Orbinati Pam Putrello Kristin Rosenburgh Helena Sbaraglia Susan Semo Jan Suits Joy Suits Dave Bertrand Elliott Boyce Chris Destito Shelby Ferguson Mark Janowicz Mike Johnson Jim Kozak Tom Moonan Tim Penix Randy Rakowski Tim Riedel Mike Walker Richard Nelson Barbara Agans Chris Botkin Dianna Cianfrocco Beth Dhayer Jackie Dominic Sue Herber Yvette Hollingsworth Pam Putrello Mary Anne Regan Kelli Rister Shelly Rossi Amy Semo Melissa Stagliano J. V. FOOTBALL BOY'S J. V. SOCCER Robert Backus Matt Baustert Chris Blocher Anthony Borruso Rodney Davidson Gary Decker Chris DeLutis Mike DeProspero Richard Deusler Joseph Doucette Matt Dunham Shelby Ferguson Greg Fiaschetti Paul Flinchbaugh Robert Fragapane Joseph Flores Jay Fuller Raiph Gawehn All Howard Javier Husband Tony 1ozzo Mike Johnson Brian Kelley Jeff Kistner John Leftridge Mark Maiolo Carol Manganaro Thomas Marsden Richard Nelson Daniel Ogut Edward Owen Steve Palmer Chris Passante Tim Penix Tony Petrelli Noel Pitoniak Tim Riedel Joseph Rodinelli Kevin Sampson Jeff Simons Kevin Simons Brian Skidmore Mike Skinner Bruce Townsend Steven Washington Todd Williams Chuck Willis William Tims Rick Anair Jeff Beeman Kevin Castro Joe Cignarale . Chip Clark David Corzilius Mike Eames Richard Edkins Mark Eychner Tim Gifford Erik Goethert Scott Hall Tim Hickey Dave Hughes Mark Janowicz Peter Messina Keith Miller Kevin Moffatt Mike Moshier Brian Mumpton J. V. FIELD HOCKEY Ellen Reilly Kristin Rosenburgh Bernice Sambrosky Helena Sbaraglia Melissa Stagliano Jan Suits Lynn Vacaro Stephanie Viscelli Jim Pace David Panara John Prairie Mike Reilly John Riggleman Joe Rizzo Bob Sticca Bill Tagliaferri Todd Tardugno Mike Thayer Michelle Correia Darlene D'Amore Jackie Dominic Sue Herber Kirsten Kiffer Tracey Longo Annette Orbinati Danielle Pendorf Deanne Reighn SPRING SPORTS MEMBERS GIRLS TRACK VARSITY BASEBALL Mark Bailey Steve Jones Rich Ferucci Tim Clark John Mecca Tom Tallarino Rodger Potocki Derek Skidmore John Gerace Bill Jarvi Chris Simons Paul Chilkotowsky Mike Secor Frank Brognano Todd Pinti Al Guggi Jeff Race Scott Parsons Joe Fiorenza Dan Rivera Ross Keeping Jeff DeLutis Paul Darcangelo Boys Track Mike Badolato Tom Bailey Richard Barnett Joe Bigalow Mark Blocher Frank Borbley Chris Burke Wayne Cadrette Ron Cardwell Mark Cianfrocco Reggie Cyrus Eric Decker Anthony DeJean Gary Dickenson Sebastian Domenico Frank Domenico John Domenic Mark Eldred Bill Foose Scott Gardner SOFTBALL Steve Gigliotti Hank Henry George Kaminsky Ted Kistner Rick Lane Richard Lickfield Randy Lubeck Richard Lucas Bill McCormick Gene Messenger Paul Pelton Alexander Recchio Dean Rivera Manuel Tavares Robert Taylor Douglas Turner Joe Vogel Jeff Walsh Dave Winberg Teryl Williams Sharon Donovan Lori Bailey Kelly Calabrese Jill Chamberlain Jackie Czyko Elaina DeMatteo Sharie Fiorini Claudia Merrill Doreen Nelson Kathy Wood Francine Aiello Diane Carney Verna Clark Debbie Davis Connie Denchy Toni Franco Julie Lubeck Leah Merrick Ellen Potocki Marcia Smith Julie Hughes Lori Esposito Geselle DeMatteo Kristine Hurd Allison Coccia Farah Mason Karen Voelcker Jean Welker Anne Whelton Kathy Campbell Mary Lou Dolan Pat Goodwin Lynne Jordan Dariene Kirk Shirley McEihaney Debbie Palaka Robin Taylor Boys’ Tennis Members Donna Beall LuAnn D'Amore Carrie Destito Diana Donai Mickie Eychner Lee Geary Lisa Grago Jeannine McEwen Val Noone Lisa Pettinelli Christa Putrello Kathy Randall Katrina Schaller Lynn Tousignant Laurie VanSlyke Chris Vescio Fred Allen LACROSSE MEMBERS Scott Barner Joe Burke Ned Dowd Clayton Duffek Dave Fiore Chris Kehoe Garrett Mead Andy Olney Doug Reader Dusty Rowland Scott Smith Pete Spina Bob Voelicker Neil Washburn Norm Babcock Andre Bertrand Scott Boylston Eric Brantingham Mark Bratge Tim Cole Mark Guaitieri Sheldon Hardison Brent Holmes Steve Jackson Joe Kelly Rick Machanic Dave McDonald Mike O'Conner Jim Pekarski Eric Phillips Luke Pomilio Dave Sasenbach Dave Semo Greg Skogiand Scott Stephen Rick Sticca Jack Sykes Frank Tardugno John VanSilyke Robert Wood Boys Golf Everett Cronizer Don Geary Paul Goetz Dan Hickey Tim Hickey Rick Henze Mark Janowicz Scott O'Connell Vin Stolo Steve Sezna Andy Steinkirchner Jay Valentine ARCHERY GIRLS GOLF Amy Bartell Linda Evans Mary Carole Calicchia Mary Kaskoun Lisa Cleckner Kim Kimmel Mary Ann Conover Lori Kiser Laurie Croasdale Wendy McLoughlin Sandra Davis LuAnn Viviani Karen DeRuby Maria Bocchi Cindi Capozzolo Karen Frasca Michael Getty Dawn Guisinger David Harris Renee Martin Kim Nosel Kathy Palmer Dean Pearson FIELD HOCKEY OPPONENT Watertown Whitesboro New Hartford UFA Cooperstown Proctor Watertown Whitesboro New Hartford ESM UFA Proctor Liverpool Auburn Watertown ESM FM 4 4 0 2 0 4 0 0 4 3 0 4 0 1 i) 4 5 GYMNASTICS OPPONENT Marcellus Littie Falls 78,103 Liverpool West Genesee 1oc Auburn New Hartford Watertown FM ESM Fulton SCORE . 14-15 15-6, 15-13 5-15, 5-15 2-45, 5-15 3-15, 2-15 6-15, 11-15 5-15, 11-15 8-15, 15-9, 15-10 5-15, 15-6, 7-15 2-15, 15-11, 9-15 10-15, 1-15 2-15, 3-15 : ND @ WH @aWwWaaeAaNnwoOwond = GIRL'S TENNIS OPPONENT = Notre Dame allies elelfe) Watertown Seale liiielie| UFA Proctor Notre Dame dali (-s ele) fe) ESM Fulton UFA Proctor Cazenovia Auburn New Hartford wWhwooe 2aoowwond NwWNONSSOANNA GA SPORTS SCORES VOLLEYBALL WIN LOSE Win Lose Win Win Win Win Win Lose Win Win Win Win OPPONENT SCORE WIN LOSE Little Falls 8-15, 14-16 Win West Genesee 14-16, 15-2.16-14 Lose Fulton 11-15, 15-12, 2-15 Win Auburn 15-11, 15-6 Lose Carthage 16-14, 15-3 Lose Homer 15-2, 9-15, 10-15 win Liverpool 10-15, 15-5, 15-3 Lose LaFayette 15-13, 3-145, 10-15 Win Saquoit 9-15, 15-5, 15-11 Lose New Hartford 11-15, 1-15 Win North Syracuse- Cicero 15-10, 15-4 Lose GIRL'S SWIMMING OPPONENT Fulton West Genesee FM male liivelce] Liverpool JD Oswego Smale liiielce Bethlehem Watertown Auburn GIRL'S BASKETBALL OPPONENT West Genesee Notre Dame Whitesboro New Hartford UFA Watertown Proctor Notre Dame Auburn J alii-s) ele) fe) a eile) ce| UFA EN T-)felere)| i felei lols GIRL'S CROSS COUNTRY OPPONENT dalli-ti ele) fe} Notre Dame UFA Cazenovia Inv. Proctor Inv. Kennedy Inv. FM Inv. Baldwinsville Inv. COL LEAGUE MEET Section Ill 2@)0)1-7, 88 OPPONENT Auburn West Genesee UFA E Z-17 efele)| New Hartford Proctor (o) ifm Ble nal — A Talii=sj ele) ce) Henninger West Genesee BOY’S CROSS COUNTRY DEFEATED Cazenovia Proctor MT alif=sj ele) ce) Ke}-) ia (@) New Hartford Notre Dame UFA BOY'S SOCCER OPPONENT a VVSs Wife] cel ialela) Notre Dame Oneida Liverpool New Hartford UFA Proctor Whitesboro Notre Dame New Hartford UFA Proctor A alit-t3 ele) fe) CBA Baldwinsville Nee On OCC a2 O Ae 2080 = WhO R WNHWWAhAUN VON WY HOCKEY OPPONENT Oswego Troy Clinton Auburn iste [exe West Genesee Shenendowa CBA Bellows FA Skaneaties [oxi [-Te[e) liste (ere West Genesee Clinton Skaneaties Shenendowa Clinton BOY'S BOWLING OPPONENT RFA Notre Dame oe) C@t alli (-lalelale le) Whitesboro JFK Notre Dame ESM VVS 1) Proctor JFK New Hartford ESM Whitesboro ale lille) ce! Vvs UFA i feleilelg Chittenango on a ae wWnNenONh2 OMA WHA WNE BOY'S SWIMMING OPPONENT J.D. Liverpool F.M. Notre Dame SCORE Pittsford Mendon 111-60 New Hartford New Hartford West Genesee Vestal Bethleham Shaker Notre Dame 87-85 69-103 73-99 73-98 73-99 66-106 80-92 92-80 67-105 43-128 BOY'S BASKETBALL OPPONENT 1}T ale) om Mele [ola] Notre Dame A lal (-s ele)ce) Fulton Baldwinsville Seton Catholic New Hartford UFA Proctor St. Peters isIE ale) ol ae) ce! New Hartford UFA Fulton Notre Dame afeleiiels Bishop Ludden Whitesboro Fulton SENIOR DIRECTORY VIRGINIA FITCH Ginny enjoys collecting every DARLENE SONUSTUN Aw thing. Favorite saying, “Give me a break.” Her fu ture plans include becoming a doctor or lawyer or @ computor programer. DAVID FIORE Fe was a member of Key Club, Honor Society, Block R Club, Colgate Seminar, V Hockey and V Tennis. Favorite saying, “Motel mon ey, murder and madness.” RICHARD GRIFFO the God father, favorite say- ing, “Here today, gone tomorrow. His future pions include moving to Texas. JANINE DICKINSON was a member of the Pep Club, AFS, Cheerleading, Orchestra, Marching Band, Majorettes and Chorus. “JD” plans to become a Professor of English at Oxford University. JOSEPH TENACE was a member of the Swim Team. Joeseppi has future plans to become a medical technician. He enjoys collecting rocks. LORRI TREONZE tranz enjoys collecting stuffed animals. Favorite saying, “your shot. Her future goal is to become a word processing secretary. AMADEO DEBLASIIS Amaendretti enjoys cot lecting cars. His future plans include becoming an auto mechanic. Favorite saying, “See you later allt gator. PATTY SHELDRICK JOSEPH TROUSDALE 4.1. likes to collect snowmobiles. Favorite saying, “Go for It. His future goal Is to become a Caillfomia beach boy JILL ROLEWICZ Pollock was a member of Key Club, She likes to collect snoopy's. Favorite saying, “Hey, baby.” Her future plans include becoming an administrative assistant JOHN FOSTER played Jv and V Soccer. He was also a member of Block R Club. Fost collects girs. His favorite saying: “Wicked” WILLIAM FALK Rugger was a member of the Swim Team, Track Team, Band, Marching Band, Sciende Club, and Honor Society. Favorite saying “The difference between good and great is only a little extra effort.” His future goal is to become an aerospace engineer JOSEPH FEOLE Fee enjoys collecting albums. Fo vorite saying: “Oh man.” His future plans include leaving Rome RICHARD FERRUCCI Dick was a member of V Football and Baseball. He collects empty beer bot tles. Favorite saying, ‘Dean, what was wrong with that snap? His future plans include becoming an accountant or professional football player. BRONWYN FIELD Bronny’'s favorite saying, “Hmmm. . Her future plans include becoming a secretary. PATRICIA SHELDRICK Patty, likes to collect bot C= JOE TENACE tle caps. She plans to become a Medical or Legai Secretary. DARYL FERGUSON was a member of Key Club and was a Cheerleader. Proxy plans to become an accountant. MICHAEL FULLER was a member of AFS, PiT’s, and Coigate Seminar. Fuji collects Donnesbury com ic strips. He plans to be a future college student. ANN MARIE FROIO wants to be an airline stew- ardess. Her favorite saying: “Love Is always patient and kind; never jeaious or boastful.” DONNA FOX Dee was a member of AFS, V Gymnastics, Ski Club, and Block R Club. Her Future plans include the field of nursing. JEFFERY FLICK fFiicker has a favorite song of “Free bird,” and he likes to collect seeds. DARLENE SONUSTUN pians to be a professional cosmetologist. Weasel worked on the Knight Times Staff. Her favorite poem, “The Man (Woman) in The Glass. She likes to collect poems, frisbees, and Ragady Ann and Andy paraphanaiia. LISA BARBER Lee has future plans to become a secretary. She was a member of the Powder Puff Football Team. She'll never forget Woods Valley SUSAN VALADE Junior enjoys collecting white mice. Favorite saying: “Don't get nervous. ’ Her fu ture plans include becoming a mother THEODORE W. KISTNER tikes the quote, “To be or not to be . He has a stamp collection. He was a member of the V Soccer Team. Most students know him by the name TJ JUDITH KIPFER Trudy has a large collection of sun glasses. She was in the Honor Society, AFS, and the International Club. She wants to work as a vet erinarian MARISA CICCOTTI is pianning to go to college for business administration. Her favorite songline; “Break on through to the other side’’. (The Doors) JOSEPH FERRARE played Hockey and Soccer Hospo will work as a mechanic or a computor pro grammer JOSEPH FIORENZA Fee was on the Bowling Team, and the Baseball Team. WILLIAM PRITCHARD pritch likes to collect pen nies. Favorite saying: “Il can’t guys, | have to work.” His future plans include becoming a math teacher or a hospital administrator. R JOHN RIEMONDY was a member of Varsity and JV Soccer, JV.Baseball, Wrestling, and Band Moonbug spends what time he has left collecting beer cans and preparing for his future as an eng: neer LYNDA ROLSTON was a member of Key Club Her favorite saying Is, ‘Such Is life. She enjoys cot lecting pictures and her future plans include be coming a lawyer. MICHAEL J. BAKER Mike pians a future with the state police. Mikey is a Pisces who enjoys stamp collecting. DIANE PINA has future plans of being an execu tive secretary. Her favorite saying, “The sun breaks through even the darkest clouds.” Peanut has a collection of music boxes. JOEL TAMBURINO was a member of the Track Team. Super Jock Is looking forward to being either Q professional race driver, doctor, or space shuttle pilot. LYNNE PANTZER pians on a career as a chem cal engineer. Shorty collects record albums and brain teasing puzzles. She was also a member of Honor Society. LISA PAGE Is a Sagitarius. Lee plans to become a physical therapist, so she can help other people. Says Lee: ‘Life is really exciting!” LEE PALERMITI collects coins and plans on being Q construction manager. ‘The more things change, the more they stay the same. Is one of his favorite lines from one of Rush's songs. JOHN PASSACANTANDO collects oid botties and mugs. He plans on going into solar energy, plumbing, heating furnaces, or auto mechanics. J.P enjoys Led Zeppelin, ‘How Is it going JODI MC CHARGUE was a member of chorus. Jo's a Taurus who plans a future as an occupation al therapist. Favorite saying: ‘| don't know.” KIMBERLY BATH gained secretarial experi ence by working in Mr. Parry's office. Aunt Kimmy plans a future in business administration or business manage ment DANIEL ZANON was a key player on the Varsi ty Hockey Team, Soccer Team, and Track Team Zan Danon was aiso a member of the Block R Club Zan Man's favorite saying, ‘Crack HHHH. KAREN VOELCKER wants to work in a job that will allow her to travel. Perhaps as a stewardess. She collects photographs and poems. She joined the V. Track Team, Ski Club, Key Club, and AFS. CARRIE DESTITO is also known as Dez. She Is a Virgo who collects minitures. Dez w as a member of the Block R Club. DORIS LANDRY ’s favorite quote: “A woman has two chances (to a man's one) of becoming a suc cess. if she can't get what she wonts by being smart, she can usually get it by being dumb. She enjoys collecting stuffed animals and pians to work as a secretary. DEAN PALANTINO was a bowling team mem ber and on the Radio Club's staff. He has a collec. tion of coins and Is nicknamed Borgismorde TERRI HAYNES is preparing for a career as a le gal secretary. Her favorite song words: “| wish | could carry your smile in my heart for times when my iife seems so low. It would make me believe what tomorrow could bring, when today doesn't really know.” DEBORAH LYAU’s favorite passages: “God Is love” and “Love is patient and kind (AJonn 4:8 and 1 Cor. 13:4) Activities in school included work ing in Colgate Seminar, Drama Club, Spanish Club and for the Knight Times PENNELL ECKERT collects military minatures. He was a member of War Games Club and Chess Club. His future is in the field of architecture. MARCIA DAVIDSON wants to be a speech teacher for the deaf. She was a member of Ski Club, AFS, Coigate Seminar, Honor Society, Drama Club, Chorus, and Band. Swamp, Looks towards to morrow. DAN DANTI enjoys football games. Donski says, “Being crazy Is the only thing that keeps me sane. RICHARDO LUCAS Luke iikes to collect posters. He was a member of the Track Team, Pep, Drama, Interact, And Block R Clubs and played for the Marching and Stage Bands. Lucas plans on being a stage, sound, and lighting technician. FREDRIC WILSON was a member of the Black History Club. He owns a collection of pennies and plans a future as a sales marketer. The Sly's favorite saying. ‘Get out of here! TERRI AUSTIN joined Key Club and Ski Club. Ter- Bear cheered for both the football and basketball teams. Bear is looking forward to a career with the airlines. KIM CIOTTI was active in Key and Block R Clubs, STASS and JV Softball. She was a cheerleader for both football and basketball. Kimby looks forward to a future in pre-school education. PAULINE KIRK was a member of Chorus. Pete's favorite thought, “Thank God It's Friday!’ She cot lects ceramics. SHEILA COUNTRYMAN was a member of Coigate Seminar. She collects albums, and pions to be an advertising designer JOE CORIGLIANO Corg has plans to become o navy medic. “Shattered” Is his fovorite song SUE HACKERT aQuzy was a member of Key Club Favorite saying, “if you see a chance. toke it.” Her future goal Is to become a psychologist SAL COSTELLO enjoys collecting money, and has a future goal as a computor programmer DENISE ALINE SONUSTUN was a member of the Drama and BS! Clubs. Sonsooni collects shells, buttons and letters. She plans to be an elementary teacher JACQUELINE CALLAHAN hopes to be a rich business executive. Jockie collects pictures and souvenirs. She was active in AFS and Yearbook CHARLES CURRIER Chas-man collects records, concert ticket stubs and stomps. He pians on majoring in psychology ROBERT TAYLOR wants to become a business monager. Tails was on V Footboll, Basketball, and Track Teams. He was aiso a member of Block R Club. TODD BLOOD was a member of the Mountain eering Club and enjoys collecting old and new comic books. His future goal Is to serve in the Anti Tank section of the army APRIL TOMASIK has pians of being an execu tive secretary. Favorite quote, “A woman has two chances (to a man’s one) of becoming a success. if she can't get what she wants from being smart she can usually get It by being dumb! MICHAEL CORREIA was a member of the inter national Club, and he collects money. Some day Mike would like to be a biologist. Favorite songs “Don't Stop Believing” and “She's so Cold.” TRACY CHAMBERLAIN Bubbles wos a member of V Swim Team and Block R Club. She would like to go into the computer science field. RONALD BUNAL pians to be an engineer. “Hey Hey, My My, Rock and Roll Will Never Die”’ is his fo vorite song line ERIC BRECHBILL Clapton enjoys collecting gut tars. Favorite songs: “imagine” and “Nothing to Kil or Die For.” One of his future pions Is to become a guitar ployer vocalist in a band or as a studio musican RALEIGH CHILTON Rai was a member of the Wrestling Team and president of the Speech and Debate Team. He likes to collect all kinds of hats and he has a future goal “fo become rich and take over the world.” TIM CLARK Clarkie was a member of Key Club, Block R Club, V Baseball ond V Hockey Teams. His future goal is to attend college and major in eng! neering. KATHY DONOVAN spends her extra time cot lecting anything to do with Genesis and Unicoms. Her favorite saying is, “Do you want to lower your mentol awareness”. Kothy’s future pions are in the merchandizing field STEVEN FELDMAN known to his friends as “Marty” likes to collect rock albums, which Is prob ably why he doesn't have any time for school ac tivities. He pions to go to college for computor technology. His favorite line from a song: “There's a rat under my bed.” WILLIAM J. CORR JR. sm was a member of the Bowling Team. He enjoys collecting stamps coins, pins, posters, and white slips. Bill's future goal is to someday own his own business. ALEX RECCHIO was a member of V Track Team. A.J. will attend college to become an eng+ neer, micro biologist, or a dentist. Favorite saying, “Do you recall?” DERRICK CAMERON was a member of Coigate Seminar, Honor Society, Marching Band. Wind Ensemble, and Science Club. His future plans are to someday become an electrical engineer KIRK CADRETTE was a member of V Track, V Diving, Intemational Club and Ski Club. He collects beer botties. He plans to be a marine biologist STEVE JONES flush Wheater was a member of JV and V. Baseball and Hockey, JV Football, Block R, and Key Club. He likes to collect deer horns and plans to be a veterinarian FOSTER FAHEY enjoys collecting books on the Martial Arts. KAREN HUGHES collects horse statues, glasses and pennies. She was a member of Pep Club, inter national Club, AV Squad, FFA, and Youth for Christ She believes, ‘patience is a virtue.” STEVE FELDMAN DINA LERMAN collects stuffed animals and can dies. Diney was a member of Ski and Key Clubs Dina plans to enter the advertising field. Favorite saying, “I don't know! JOHN GUALANDI is picnning a career as a construction worker. His favorite saying Is, “Wanta whole lot of love?” ROBIN STIRPE Powder Puff was a member of the Bowling Team and was a homeroom representa tive. As Slurpe studies to be an accountant, she'll be telling people, ‘Don't mess with my mind.” DONNA LATTANZIO Tanzi was a member of Wind Ensemble, Concert Band, Marching Band, Pep Club, Orchestra, and JV Field Hockey. Her future goal is to become a lawyer. Favorite saying, “Noth ing matters but the weekend!” KATHLEEN RANDALL played for the V Softball Team and was in the international Club. Kath would like to be a Spanish teacher or an interpreter. JAY LAUBER was nicknamed Lumber. He Is a fu ture machinist. DONALD BROCKWAY'S tuture occupation: Carpenter or Mechanic. He collects pennies. PAULA RUBINO P.J. spends her spare time cot lecting Ziggy items. She pions on being a cosme tologist. SARAH RUSSELL. Weezy was a member of the Basketball Team. She collects ail kinds of greeting cards. Her get well cards may come in handy when she becomes a nurse. LUANN DAMORE ioves to collect Ziggys, Smurts, and stuffed animais. Lu-iu was a member of the Marching Band, V Bowling, JV and V Softball, Swim ming and Yearbook. She plans to become an ac countant. “Life's rough all overi” ANNE MARIE LOVETT Nadia, who got this name from doing notorious, unexpected flips, was a member of V Field Hockey, Bowling, Golf, Block R Club, STASS, and Yearbook. She was the Senior Class VP. Moola collects stuffed animal and was of ten heard saying, Ma ward a que stoo ca?” SCOTT GOBRICK Daddy has a penny collec: tion. His favorite song: “She's a very kinky girl.” After school, he plans to enter a program in radiolo- oy MIGUEL ARAMBULA was one of our foreign ex change students. He was a member of the interna tional Club. Miguel pions a future as an industrial En gineer. Favorite saying: ‘| can't believe iti” LORI GAWARECKI Ma is a virgo who plans to eam a living as a cosmetologist. Remember her name if you ever need a haircut. RUSSELL HAYES Is enlisted in the United States Army. He collects bottles. LORI JOYCE'S favorite song line: “I've got dreams I'm living for. . . She enjoys collecting glass mice and plans a future as a radiologist HERMAN JOHNSON in the future, German plans on becoming a pilot. He spent his school time working for the V Bowling Team and intermational Club. He collects cars and stereo pictures. KURT LOSON pians on being a corporate execu tive. His favorite saying: “Is it in my head?” TINA LOUNELLO Tween collects shoes and purses. She was a member of Key Club and pions on being a secretary. JAMES LAUGHINGHOUSE Laughingshack cot lects beer botties and listens to 94 Rock. He was a member of the Bowling Team. His future goal Is to become a member of the Air Force. LAURA VANSLYKE piayed Volleyball, Softball, and Field Hockey. Slick was a Block R member. Her future occupational goal Is to become a medical technologist THERESA LAGASSE Tree was a member of the Ski Club. She enjoys collecting gum wrappers. She has future plans to someday become an executive secretary MARK TREONZE treebe has pians to travel to Florida after graduation. STEVE JACKSON Action was a member of the Ski Club, and the Lacrosse Team. Someday he hopes to become a multi-millionaire. LINDA GORMAN has future plans to someday become a Florida beach bum. Favorite saying, “Go for it COLLEEN BRADY has quite a collection of RFA white slips. Traveling Is in the future for Bradskl. JAMES WATTS pians on eaming his doctorate someday. James Bond 007 believes one should do unto others then run. LAURIE VAN SLYKE BOB BIALOBRESK! Biaio was a member of V and J.V. Football Teams, and Block R Club. His fu ture plans are to major in the field of banking and finance. JAMES MORRIS collects car magazines. Jimi's occupational goal Is to be an auto mechanic, pro stock driver, or a member of the army. POLLY ANN BOSHART wog enjoys collecting key chains. Favorite saying: “love makes the world go round.” Her future goal Is to work part time in the field of child care. JEFF BRODOCK has a future goal to become an air force mechanic. He also enjoys collecting money. JUNE ROEHM pians a future as an x-ray techni cian. She enjoys collecting figurines and posters of cats. SUSAN EVERROAD was a member of Chorus, and enjoys collecting mirrors. Her future goal is to become an airforce secretary. WILLIAM JARVI Jarv believe it or not, said he collects dirty laundry. He played Basketball and Baseball. He was In Block R Club. Octo has hopes of being a successful businessman. LYNDA MORTIS Mort pians on doing anything that makes a considerable amount of money. She was an active member of Key Club, Ski Club, AFS, BSI, Equestrian Team and Prep Club MARIA MONTALBANO pia plans to be a zoologist. She collects stuffed animals and was a member of Colgate Seminar, Honor Society and AFS. CRAIG MUMPTON intends on majoring in ac counting. His favorite song line: ‘Maybe deep down inside I'm lying to no one else but me. To suddenly say the buck stops here It's not the one your looking for. ’ BEVERLY PROSSER Bev pians to be a secretary. She collects poems and jokes. Her favorite saying “Totally!” LORI ANN MERCURIO was also known as Merc. She was a member of the Knight Times. She plans a career in journalism or opening her own card store. Favorite song line: “You heid my hand when | was cold. When | was lost you took me DEBORAH MISKELL was a member of Chorus, in teract Club, and Knight Times. Debbie collects stuffed animals and Styx's aibums. Toes looks for ward to becoming a special education teacher DAVID MOODY was a member of SECK and the Bowling Team. Oreo collects beer cans and Is planning a future with the navy or airforce. JOHN MC CAFFERY also called McCaff Is a sagitarius, and pians on becoming an engineer. JAMIE POMILIO Jame’s school activities includ ed; V and JV Football and Basketball Cheerleading, V Cross-Country Track, Indoor Track, Block R Club, Key Club, STASS secretary, Boy's Soccer scorekeeper, and AFS. She plans on majoring in psychology. DALE MISHLER Is very interested in motorcycles. He has hopes of becoming an airplane pilot. KELLY MONETTE collects clowns. Kel Is planning on entering the nursing fieid. JILL CAMPANARO was a member of Key Club, and Ski Club. She plans a future in psychology. GARRETT MEAD was a member of Honor Soct ety, STASS, Key Club, Ski Club, Knight Times, Yearbook, and V Tennis Team. G.M. hopes to be come a physician. ROBERTA MORRELL likes to collect pennies Bobbi plans to become a dental assistant. JOHN PUCCIO Pooch collects beer cans, at bums, and guitars. Favorite quote: “All the world’s a stage. He plans on becoming a carpenter or a music teacher MARY ROSE SKIBITSKI Mare Ro enjoys collect ing stuffed animals. Favorite saying, ‘Get out.” Her future plans are to become a member of the air force GARY SAUER J.8. was a member of Drama Club, B.S.1., the Knight Times, school musicals, and Vv Swim Team. He enjoys collecting bottie caps, toast er ovens and dust. Favorite saying, “If you don't use It, you'll lose It. His future plans are to become a movie star DENISE STAGNER Neener hasn't any future plans at this time, but her favorite saying is, ‘What @ nut.” STEVEN SEZNA sez was a member of V Hockey, V Golf, Block R Club, and Key Club. He likes to cot lect albums. Favorite line from a song, “Watchin the full moon crossing the range, ridin the storm out.” He has future plans to become a rock star SCOTT SMITH smitty was a member of the Ski Club, and Block R Club. His future plans are to someday work in the field of health and fitness. JOANN ROEHM Jo Jo was a member of the Chorus and spends her spare time collecting penpals. She plans to be an occupational therapist. EDWARD MEHL was a member of the Bowling Team. Big Ed collects records from the 60's. Favor. ite saying: “You never know. Some day you may hear him on the radio as a disc jockey. BEVERLY PROSSER IRENE MC COY Renie collects Koala bears and is a member of Student Association and internation al Club. Munchkin pions a future as a Certified Pub lic Accountant BETTY JEAN MC GRATH also called BJ, was active in AFS, the Knight Times, ond Orchestra. She was a moajorette and the Track team's manager She was a member of Honor Society and Coigate Seminar, the Slingeriand Contest and Who's Who Among American High School Students. She plans a WARD GILLETT was nicknamed Quincy. He cot lects bottles. in the future he plans to teach phys ical education or be a weider. KIM GODDARD ites the verse, “Life Is a waste of time, time is a waste of life, so let's all get wast ed and have the time of our lives.” She plans a fu ture as a C.P.A. JOHN GROGAN pians to be a forestry techni cian. He was a Key Club member. SCOTT PARSONS Chewy was a member of JV and V Football, JV and V Baseball, V indoor Track, Key Club, Block R, International Club. Chewy col lects copenhagen tins. His future Is in Sports casting. CHRISTINE LORUSSO krizzy collects stuffed ant mats. Her future Is in nursing. SCOTT GILL Scotter played Freshman Football. He plans a future in Data Processing. CHRIS HACKETT played V Football. Hack plans a coreer as a geologist. ANNA 102ZZO yYozo was a member of Key Club and played Powder Puff Football, Anna Banana wants to be an engineer. She collects Journey Al bums. LORI ESPOSITO Espo was a member of interna tional Club, Junior Achievement, Key Club, and Ex- plorers Club. Boing—Boing says, “You only live once, but If you live right, once Is enough!” She plans to be either an accountant or a physical therapist. WILLIAM MC CORMICK sil was a member of STASS, Block R, Honor Society, Swim Club, V Swim ming, and Coigate Seminar. Wild hopes to some day be a doctor BONNIE DEKIN Bon was a member of orchestra and enjoys collecting stuffed animals. Her future plan is to become a cosmetologist. LAURI DRAKE Tootsie hopes to be a nurse some day. She enjoys collecting stuffed onimais. JEFFREY DUNN was a member of Ski Club and Sclence Club. He likes to collect old magazines and pians to work as a business man of some type. RUTH DURGAN played softball and Iikes to cot lect coins, key chains, pins, and albums. She wants to someday be a cosmetologist. MARY DANTI Dant likes to collect stuffed oni mals. She played for our softball team. She plans a future In cosmetology. “No problemi is her favorite saying ALISON DUESLER’s favorite saying Is “wicked.” Alex isn't sure of her future. EDWARD L. DAVIDSON Big Ed enjoys basket ball and baseball. He was in concert band and Stage band. He plans on being a meterologist. Ed enjoys collecting books. STEVE DEHIMER someday wants to be a bust ness man. His favorite saying: “I'm on the road again.” He likes to collect old bottles, foreign mor ey, and aibums EVERETT D. CRONIZER Ev was a member of the V Golf team. He plans to become a dentist. Fo vorite quote, “I'm fiirtin with disaster. Ev collects at bums, coins, stamps, and old comic books. VALERIE MANTELLI’s favorite saying, “Goodbye my friends, maybe forever. . .Who knows where we shail meet again—if ever. . .“ Buzz plans on joining the Alr Force and becoming a nurse. ROBERT MARLAR was a member of Coigate Seminar. He plans on becoming a computer pro grammer. MICHAEL THOMAS sickness was a member of JV and V Wrestling, Coigate Seminar, Block R Club, and Baseball. Favorite line from a song, “Try to run, try to hide, break on through to the other side.” His future plans include becoming a lawyer or viking. JODI TAGLIAFERRI Jo was a member of Key Club, She enjoys collecting teddy bears. Favorite saying, “What-eva.” LANCE TARDUGNO Lance Romance was a member of the Golf Team. His future goal Is to be come a dentist. JOHN GERACE G-man played JV and V Base ball. He was a member of Key Club, Block R, and STASS. Vermin plans to work in the field of architec: ture CARLOS FARINA was one of the AFS exchange students. Nicknamed Sweetfeet, Carlos played soc- cer and plans a career as an architect. DENISE FRAZIER De plans to be an airline stew ardess. VINCENT FIORENZA fee was on the Varsity Bowling team. His future plans are to be a mechan ic. SUSAN WADE had an album collection. she wants to work as a secretary. JEAN WELKER collects sports pictures and pro grams. She was involved in V. Swimming and Track, Key Club, Honor Society, Coigate Seminar, Block R, International Club, and Yearbook. Her future occu pation Is in sports medicine. JEFF WAGNER pians a career in electronics. JOSEPH PUTRELLO Jopie’s favorite song line: “What you own Is your own kingdom, what you do Is your own glory, what you love is your own pow: er, what you live Is your own story.” —Rush:2442. His first and last school sponsored activity will be the graduation day ceremony. Future occupation: Mr. Goodwrench. SHELLY ROMLESKI twig collects memories, in cluding her years in marching band. Someday she plans to be a special education teacher. SHEREE BALCAVAGE Bum pions to be a mar. ket researcher. She was often heard saying, ‘or what? KELLY MURPHY was an officer of Intemational Club, and was active in Key Club. A hotel manager Is her future goal. ANGELA VINCI Wang looks forward to a career as a stewardess. She collects memories. She was often heard exciaiming, ‘Guess who's coming MICHAEL ALBERT Cid was in Key Club and Ski Club. He was also nicknamed, Albe MARK HLUSKA Piggy loves Rock-n-Roll. He plans to be a computer programmer. Favorite quote: ‘| believe what | was toid, | thought it was a good life, | thought | was happy, then | found some thing that changed It all. “ Anonymous, 2412 MARK STEPHENS was on the Swim Team. He plans to major in business administration in school. RONALD RARDIN has collections of cars, coins, and model trains. RC plans to be a mechanical en gineer. His favorite saying: “You can't buy anything better than a Ford.” SCOTT DANGERFIELD was nicknamed Rodney and Duke. SHELLY REILLEY bowled for the Varsity Bowling Team. Riles wants to be a medical technologist DEAN WATERS’ schoo activities included Ski Club, Key Club, and Coigate Seminar. D.L. plans a future as Ga Computer programmer MARK VANDREASAR Herb was a great sports fan. He enjoyed watching Baseball, Football, Soc cer, and our Cheerleaders. He hopes to someday be President of the United States. JOEL GUY was on the Varsity Swim Team. His fo vorite saying, “What's happening Clyde? —— 4 DAVID DIBART LESLIE GROFF was a Ski Club and Chorus mem ber. She enjoys ballet and someday hopes to be a ballet instructor. GINA GIACHETTI Hait-pint Is a taurus who plans to be a computer technician. DORINDA TAURONEY Dor pians on being e+ ther a computer scientist or criminologist. She was a member of Ski and Key Club, Coigate Seminar, Gymnastics Team and a cheerleader DEBRA URBANSKI Biondie was often heard re marking, “You'll get over it. She pions to be a beautician. MICHELE SPOHN was a key member of the yearbook staff. Mish hopes for a career as a jour nalist. Chele loves her collection of teddy bears. LUANN VISCOSI Luigi was in interact Club. Her future occupation, a computer programmer “Sure.” TRACEY VANWAGENEN trac plans to be a nursery school teacher. Her favorite line: ‘Doubt thou the stars are fire; Doubt thou the sun doth move; Doubt truth to be a liar; but never doubt | love.’ Shakespeare DAVE DIBARI Dibear was President of Internation al and War Games Clubs. He was involved in Key and Science Clubs, Honor Society, Coigate Semi nar, and STASS. Dave hopes to become President of the United States. KRISTINE HURD joined Key Club, Ski Club, V Track and De-O-Wain-Sta. To be a Spanish or Eng lish teacher is her future goal. Teeth's favorite say ing: ‘Be serious! JOHN VANSLYKE welly collects Who albums and rare artitacts. Welly was a member of Honor Society, Colgate Seminar, the Lacrosse Team, JV Soccer, Block R, Key Club, and Ski Club. He plans to be a doctor of medicine. SHELLY RENLEY SUSAN MC DONOUGH was a member of Hon or Society, Block R, and the Girls’ Bowling Team. Sue collects stuffed animals and Ziggys GAIL HOFFMAN wants to be a secretary. Her favorite song: “Please Don't Go. She likes to cot lect stuffed animals. JUSTINE GUBBINS was a member of the Track Team. Her favorite quote: “All the world’s a stage.” She wants to be the manager of Rush. Seubbins cot lects Rush albums PAUL PELTON pians to join the military. He cot lects coins and souvenirs. MARK BLOCKER played V Football, V Hockey, V Track, and was a member of Block R Club Speed's favorite saying: ‘Whatever turns you on. He collects Section ill patches and pians to be a mechanical engineer. RONALD MC MICHAEL'’s favorite saying: “Take off hoser. Mic wants to be a machanic. He collects cars. BRUCE ENTELISANO played V Football, Base ball, Hockey, and was a member of Student Coun cil. He plans a future in computers. Bruce collects magazines. ROBIN FULLER was manager of the Volleyball Team. Her favorite quote: “Oh, my lord.” She cot tects dolls, posters, and stuffed animals. Robin wants to be a nurse. BARBARA VOGT Barb was a member of Honor Society, international Club, and Marching Band. Her future is in math and sciences. Her favorite quote: “Do not walk in front of me, for | will not follow. Do not walk behind me for | will not lead, just walk be side me and be my friend. BRIAN WHITMAN werp pianned to be a mo Chinist. His favorite saying: ‘You bet! BARBARA VOGT , q oo LYNNE WUSK Pooh was on the Track Team. She plans to be a veterinarian. Lynners collects plants and stuffed animals PETER WINFREY Pete wants to be a draftsman His favorite saying: ‘We only run for the money, got no strings attached. We shut ‘em up and then we shut ‘em down. (@ruce Springstein). Raiph cot lects cars and records MARK FULLER played Baseball. Fu wants to be an engineer. His favorite saying, “I'll never drink again. DEBBIE COLE was a member of the Bowling Team. Deb plans a future in adveritsing, design, and production. Her favorite line: “Are you ser ous? SHAUN EDICK collects beer botties. Bone pians to be a psychologist or electrical engineer LYNNE CASTRO lLynnery plans to become a secretary of a nursery school teacher CHRISTINE CIHOCK! was a cheerleader for the Football and Basketball teams. She was President of AFS and a member of STASS, Debate Club, interna tional Club, and Leadership Conference. Christy wants to replace Barbara Walters as an anchorwoman on TV. She collects Ziggys. MELVIN GARY BERT was on the Swim Team and a member of Black History Club. Mellie likes to collect money. He plans to join the service and be come a lieutenant AMY BRUCE was a member of Key Club, Ski Club, Block R Club, JV and V Football Cheerleading, and V Basketball Cheerleading. Aim plans to be a teacher CHRISTOPHER BURKE Burkey was a member of JV and V Football, and a member of Block R Club He wants to be a physical education teacher Zurke likes to collect beer caps MICHAEL VANDERHOOF was a member of Key Club, Ski Club, JV Lacrosse and Soccer, and Colgate Seminar. Hoofer collects Who albums. He wants to be a certified public accountant KRISTINE JONES was a member of Key Club and Ski Club. Kris wants to be an engineer THOMAS BAILEY was a member of Outdoor Track, Indoor Track, Cross Country, and Block R Beatie Bailey pions a career in mechanical eng: neering RANDY PROSSER pPross’ favorite saying: ‘Thank God It's Friday! He wants to be a lumberjack AUDREY CUPPLES was a member of Marching Band, Wind Ensemble, Jazz Band, Orchestra, Area All-State, B-Sharp, and Coigate Seminor. Cuddles wants to be a famous saxophone performer 4 A TOM ROLKA Rok was a member of Ski Club, Block R Club, Coigate Seminor, V Soccer, Wind En sembie, and Brass Union. Favorite saying, ‘C'est la vie, Raiph, meliow out.” His future goal is to be an engineer CINDY TIBBETT Cindy was a member of the inter. national Club. Her future plans include becoming a mother WILLIAM BRISTOL Billy-80d was a member of the International Club, JV and V Basketball (mgr.), and STASS assistant. Favorite saying, “| know noth ing! His future plans include college and a busi ness related job. MICHELLE HOLDBROOK iikes REO’s song, “Take it on the Run.” She is also known as Hobe. BRENDA TURNER Benji was a member of the Bowling Team, and enjoys collecting Avon, macrome, and albums. Favorite saying, “Oh, yal Her future goal is to become ao computer program mer. DALE TREXLER Trex was a member of the Foot bail ond Track Teams, Block R Club, and Ski Club. He likes to collect skoal, and has a favorite saying, “| love you Lesiie. ’ Bullet plans to be a lawyer ROSEMARIE ROBLEY Fiower Child collects fiow- ers and botties. She likes the Grateful Dead, and the saying, PEACE! CHRISTOPHER KLARA prof collects thoughts and plans to become a petroleum engineer. His fo vorite saying, “What's the score?’ SUSAN SAVAK Savage is working her way through high school to become a bum. She likes to say, “You've got no place to go still you wonder where you're going. DAVID EMLEN hopes to become an electrical engineer. His school activities included AFS and Colgate Seminar PATRICK BENTLEY Easter Saie backpacks and plans to become a conservationist someday. He enjoys Southern Rock DAVID ZAWISZA Biock plans on becoming an auto mechonic. He is one person who will tell you that, “you can't always get what you want!” David was in YETP MICHAEL ZAWISZA collects cars and plans on becoming a welder SHAWN YOUNG has a future goal as a medical secretary VALERI YOURDON Cei was a member of Key Club. She Is a Libra, and loves to go a wondering along the mountain paths GRACE GANTT pians to be a computer scien tist. She was G member of Honor Society, interno tional Club, Marching Band, and Wind Ensembie LEE WEISSMULLER Lee-be wos a member of Knight Times and Drama Club. His future occupation is to become a hospital administrator. Favorite say: ing, “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. . .” JOAN WELKER Joan tikes to collect posters. She was @ member of Block R Club, Intemational Club, Yearbook and V Swimming. She pions an occupa tion in early childhood education. DAVID WEDLOCK Load collects butterflies, and halloween candy wrappers. He was a member of V Hockey, Baseball, Key Club, Vice President of Block R Club, and “the scream team. “Lolly fiolly! Dave wants to be a petroleum geologist DEAN WYNNE Dean-o collects 2286's. He was a member of the Golf Team. Favorite saying, ‘Break on through to the other sidel’’ Dean pians on be coming a reai estate businessman LAURIE PUGLIO pug pians to become a secre tary ROBERT WOOD Woody was a member of Block R Club, V Basketball, and Lacrosse Teams, JV Foot ball and the Coors Club. Rob wants to become an orthodontist NANCY WIKIERA Nanc was a well-known brown noser. She was a member of Key Club. She plans on being a psychologist PHIL VELLENTI Tuts collects coins, and plans to become oa forest ranger. “What do ya mean?’ were his favorite words JOSEPH VOGEL Voe Jogel collects concert tick ets stubs, motorcycies, and jerseys. He was on JV and V Wrestling, Indoor and Spring Track, and in the Weighilifting Club. Future occupation: advertis ing management and production JAMES BIDWELL Greeny collects trogs and min lature plants. He was a member of the V Diving Team. Favorite saying, “Ur-de-dur—What ya do Ing!” ADRIANNE BRIGGS Puddie-head collects odds and ends. She was a member of Concert Band, Marching Band, and international Club. Her future goal is to be an x-ray technologist DAVID WEBB David collects guns, coins, and stamps. His future goal is to become a construction worker. Dave's philosophy Is ‘Walk softly and carry a big stick.” KATHERINE STIVERS Red collects horses, pen nies, and stuffed animais. She wants to be a veternarian. Her favorite songs; ‘Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheep , and, “'! think I'm In trouble” BRENDA KIM SUTTON B.s. was a member of the International Club. She collects keychains and her favorite saying is “Yeppir. JOANN FILEY squirrel’s future pians include get- ting married. She likes to collect stuffed onimais. SHAWN SUTTON s:s. wants to be a computer programmer. He is a member of the V. Swimming and Drama Club. He was in “Guys and Dolls”, “Ap ple Tree , and the Talent Show. WAYNE D. SPOOR coliects pennies and snowmobiles. He has future plans as a truck driver. His favorite saying, ‘Bull Puckie. ’ ISABELLE SQUADRITO Issy wants to be a wait fess Of a Cook at a restaurant after graduation. CYNTHIA SKRHAK Cyn plans to be a social worker. She collects plaques. THOMAS SMITH Dom plans to become an ac- countant. His favorite saying: ‘if you do it again, I'm gonna smack ya. DALE SEIGLER has future plans of becoming a carpenter or a welder. SUE SAMAD wWaddies was on the V Bowling Team. Her favorite line: ‘Geddy Lee for Prez!’ She hopes to be a nurse and collects rock-n-roll at bums. DEBRA SANCHEZ Chico plans to be an LP.N. She likes to collect tacos. ANDREW SAVOIE pians to be an aerospace medical technologist. Andy's favorite saying: “Live and let live’. He loves to collect money JEAN SEIGLER wacky pians to be a child psy- chologist. Her favorite line: “Give me your tired, your poor, your huddied masses yearning to breathe free. ’ She collects pictures of children CINDY SPINKS was a member of the Bowling team. She plans on being a computer programmer Cin's favorite line, “You got some nerve, mister.” She collects dolis from foreign countries. CHARLES SELOVER Charlie collects Beatles’ records. He plans to be an electrical engineer KIMBERLY SAVOY was vice-president of inter act Club. Super P plans a career in child care. She collects stuffed animals. SHEILA SMITH She pians a career in special edu cation. Her favorite saying, ‘‘Don't be an idiot.” KATHLEEN DOYLE was a member of Marching Band. Her future plans are in the field of commer cial art..Her favorite saying: “This is true! Kathy cot lects sand. STEVEN SCHERER pians to be an auto body spe cialist. Favorite line: “You can't always get what you want.” Steve collects Camaros. SUZANNE SEATON Bubbies Gumby was vice- president of Pep Club, Drama Club, A.V. Club, Wind Ensemble, Chorus, Marching Band, and Colgate Seminar. B. pians to be a Horticulturist. KATRINA SCHALLER was a member of V Softball, Block R, AFS, and international Clubs. Kat wants to be an elementary school teacher. She col lects spoons. WILLIAM HUNTER pians to go into the United States Air Force, Billy collects belt buckles HOWARD SEELEY has pians to be a dispersing clerk. He likes to collect money MIKE SHACKELFORD was a member of Block R, JV and V Basketball. He pians to be an accoun tant. Shack collects nuclear weapons and popsicie sticks ROXANNE TEBO was a member of AFS. Roxy enjoys collecting money. Her goal is to become a psychologist LYNN TOUSIGNANT played Field Hockey, Softball, and was in Block R Club. She plans a future in business management. Her favorite saying: ‘Hey Dummy! VINCENT THOMPSON collects paychecks and plans a future in broadcasting. His favorite line: “We won't get fooled again. (The Who). SCOTT CARPENTER Carp was a member of the A.V. Media Club. He likes to collect rare Ford per formance ports. He plans a career in the auto motive fieid JEFFREY LYONS Bodene played V. Footbail, Track, was vice-president of Black History Club, Block R member and Intemational Club member. He wants to be a psychologist. He collects dirt from dit ferent states and countries. BRETT STAPLE shaver Zoy collects beer caps, and guitars. He pions on being either a physical educator or disc jockey LISA STERPKA Uulttie Sterp’s favorite line: “Time for me to fly.” She wants to be a cosmotologist. Lisa is a collector of unicorns. SHELDON HARDISON played V Football and Vv Lacrosse. He was a member of Bock R Club. The Kid believes, “You got to want it. He hopes to be come a professional football player MARIA MIGLIORI Miggy was a member of the Bowling Team. She collects mice and smurfs. Mio's favorite saying: ‘I'm hungry! BETH ANN PANARA was a member of interna tional Club, Key Club, and Cheerleading. Bethy would like to be a health service administrator. Her favorite saying: ‘That's incredible! PATTY GEMEDSCHIEW pat pians on entering the fieid of business or psychology. Draino’s favorite saying: ‘It is but if isn't. ’ She likes to collect woodstocks. DORIS LANDRY Do hopes to be a secretary She likes to collect stuffed animais. KARLA POMILIO was Treasurer of STASS, a mem ber of the Yearbook Staff, and Junior homeroon re presentative. Kar's favorite saying: The fighting is worth the love that's saved. . . She wants to be come a social worker. Karia Po collects wheat pen nies, stuffed animals, and junk LINDA OTT was a member of Block R Club, Choir, and Field Hockey Team. Lin would ike to teach art or physical education. She collects key chains, business cards, and sweatshirts KIM NORTON was ao member of Ski Club, Sci ence Club, and Pep Club. Kim likes to collect ce ramic dogs. Someday she wants to be a nurse DAVID WINBERG winey was a member of Block R Club, Track Team and Cross-Country Team Favorite saying: “Nuke the preppies. He hopes to someday be an engineer LISA PETTINELLI was a member of Block R Club, Key Club, JV and V Volleyball, Tennis, Basketball and Softball Teams, and Honor Society. Her favorite saying: “What a squad! Pett wants to become a medical technician. EDWARD PETRUCCI Ed collects stamps. His fo vorite saying: “Mr. Crowley, what goes on in your head, oh Mr. Crowley, did you talk to the dead?” THEODORE FERLO Theo was in Drama Club, AFS, BSI, Yearbook Staff, Guys and Dolls, The Apple Tree, Talent Shows, Chorus and Track. Fer wants to be a movie star. He collects coins, lint, donuts, and stamps PAM PLATIS was a member of Marching Band, Pep Band, Concert Band, AFS, Key Club, Internation al Club, and Pep Club. Beaver's favorite line: ‘No problem.” She wants to someday be a nurse NANCY PIERCE was president of Pep Club, and @ member of War Games Club, Honor Society, and Orchestra. Nancois plans a career in nuclear engi DORIS LANDRY neering. Her favorite quote: “There's nothin’ out there you can't do.” LISA RIEDEL Gunny was a member of the Marine Corp ROTC, Junior Academy of Science, Drill Team, and Colorguard. Her favorite saying, “Don't get your liver in a quiver!” She collects antiques and hopes to be a communications expert. CHRISTINA SPADA Chrissy pians to be a regis tered nurse. Her favorite saying: “That's disgusting; try again.” MARGARET RIEDEL was a member of Orches tra, Honor Society, Coigate Seminar, and the 1980 Copy Editor of the Knight Times. Peggy wants to be a doctor. She collects books, cats, dolls, and clothes. GINA ROSSI sween pians to major in psychology in college. She collects hearts. Her favorite saying: “Rippies’’. WILLIAM RECKENTINE was a member of War Games Club and the international Club. Wild Bill wants to be a military officer RICKY SHERWOOD Sticks collects wild life photos and pians to be involved in forestry in the future JIM SMITH was nicknamed Smitty. He collects rac ing photos MARY SWARTS collects Jackson Brown albums She plans a career as a teacher. Mar’s favorite say: ing: “Tis Moi DONNA TESSIAN Dee wos a member of the Marching Band, and the Wind Ensemble. She enjoys collecting beer cans. A career in the field of secre tarlal science Is in her future. CONSTANCE DORN Connie was a member of Ski Club, Key Club, AFS, Honor Society, Coigate Seminar, Yearbook Staff, Wind Ensemble, and Marching Band. Con collects stuffed animals. Her fo vorite saying: “Don't be sloppy! She plans a ca reer as a health service administrator JAMES HARRIS Lowey’s only school related ac tivity Is serving dententions after school. He likes to collect coins and has future plans in Agricultural en gineering KEITH CAMPBELL Camp's tavorite saying is Save It.’ MICHAEL BADALATO b8aa's favorite saying: | can't, I'm only % ftalian!’’ He played JV and V Foot ball, V Indoor and Outdoor Track. Felix was a mem ber of Marching Band, Block R Club, and participat ed in the ‘81 Talent Show. He wants to be either a professional photographer or an artist JIM FURNEY Fun collects Grateful Dead tapes MARK KEVIN SCHOFIELD scho played JV and V Soccer. He was a member of Block R, Key Club, and Colgate Seminar. Rat's favorite saying, ‘It was Fubar. WENDY JOAN WOOD fred was a member of Ski Club and Colgate Seminar. Her future pions in clude becoming a ski bum. LAURIE CROASDALE Crow was in Key Club, Ski Club, V Golf and Yearbook. Her goal is to be a marketing Researcher. Her favorite saying: “Got a dollar I'm broke.” OREN MC DERMID ob played ice hockey. His future plans include college. He plans on becoming a world famous furniture designer. MARGARET RIEDEL Peggy was a member of Honor Society, Coigate Seminar, the Knight Times, and Orchestra. Her favorite saying: “Are you seri ous?” Her future plans include medical school VITO SANZONE toes was a member of BSI, Dro ma Club, and STASS. He likes to collect oid cars. His favorite saying: “Boy, I'll tell you—I'm going down to Clyde—tt just doesn't matter. CATHERINE MASTRACCIO collects miniature statues. Cathy was a member of Key and intemo tional Clubs. She plans a career as a nurse DOUG KONDELLA Pians on joining the Marine Corps. His nickname is major. KATHLEEN S. FANNING kath transterred from RCH. She enjoys soccer, volleyball, and gymnastics Her future goal is to operate her own business ROBERTA MORRELL Bobbi has a favorite say ing. “Hi ya honey,” She enjoys collecting plastic bags. She is going to major in Court reporting in College TERRY WELCH ter collects quarters and not much of anything. She was in Intemational Club She plans to join the Air Force WILLIAM G. MCCORMICK wid Bil was a member of the Football and Baseball teams. He was the captain of the Swimming team, member of Colgate Seminar, Honor Society, Block R, and was President of Student Association. He likes to collect stamps. His future plans include going to medical school JILL MARIE ATKINS sitian enjoys collecting mo mentos of the band Journey. Her favorite saying, Whatever. Her future goal is to become a cosme tologist MARY BETH PORTLEY Port was a member of chorus, Coigate Seminor, and intermational Club She plans to go to Medical School to pursue her goal to become a doctor HEATHER STUART Feather is a member of the Knight Times staff and she collects everything. in the future she plans on being a Graphic Designer JEFFREY PANARA 3.P. was a member of Key Club, Block R, and Coigate Seminar. Jake was the Captain of V Basketball, and V Soccer. He was aiso vice-president of Honor Society. Jeff plans to major In the field of dentistry or engineering KEITH CAMPBELL Camp enjoys collecting tools He wos ao member of the Football Team and Weight Lifting. He has future plans to be an auto mechanic LAURIE CLARK pians to be a cosmetologist CATHERINE CHAPMAN was a member of the international Club. She collects botties JOHN CIGNARALE cig plans a career in indus trial designing. His favorite quote, ‘That's cool!” DALIA HUSBAND Dee was a member of the In ternational Club and the Black History Club. She en joys collecting books. Her future plans include politi cal science DAN RIVERA was a member of Varsity Football and Baseball and the Block R Club. Danny's future plans are to work harvesting cherries JOE BURKE was a member of Colgate Seminar, Soccer Team (timer) and the Tennis Team. Favorite saying, “if God is all powerful, can he make a rock so big he con't lift?” His future pions are to be an ocenographer ELIZABETH CHILDS enjoys collecting wom out lighters. Favorite songline Jesus loves me.’ Tinkerbell’s future goal is to be a physical educo tion teacher DONNA CHILDS Chugs was often heard saying, “wicked. ’ She likes to collect items with frogs on them. BB pians to work as a cosmetologist KURT STAPLE kurt plans on being an environmen tal scientist a. = ea, DIANNE HEPWORTH obi was a member of Key Club, Honor Society, Block R Club, V Basketball and Softball Teams. She collects toesocks. After high school, Diane plans on traveling DAVIS W. HARRIS JR. was a member of Marching Band, Pep Band, Jazz Band, Wind Ensem bie, and the Archery Team. Hairbag enjoys music, and has future plans to ba a musician AMY CARRIER was a member of Key Club, and Ski Club. She cheered for Football and Basketball, Her future goal is to become o business exectutive Amy's tamed expression, “I'll survive. WILLIAM OLNEY “wiliard” plans a career in hor ticulture. He collects plants DONALD NEMECEK was a member of Wind En semble, Pep Band, and the Wrestling Team. He plans to be a computer programmer. Don collects topes LESLEY NORELLI was involved in Ski Club, Key Club, International Club, and the Golf Team. Les plons a career in the mass media of communica tions field VALERIE NOONE pioyed on the JV Volleyball, Bowling, Basketball, Field Hockey, and V softball teams. She was in Block R Club and Honor Society Noony plans to be an accountant THERESA O'CONNELL was a member of AFS, BSi, Honor Society, (Treasurer). Coigate Seminar, and the Equestrian Team. T hopes to be a joumolist She collects silver and goid. MICHAEL O'CONNOR pioyed JV and V. La crosse and JV Football. Big Mike's favorite quote “Who ore you?” He wants to be a lawyer or a po Mical consultant JACQUELIN ORBINATI pviayed Vv. Volleyball and Softball. Orbo was a cheerleader. She wants to be o nuclear medicine technologist. Her favorite quote: “Life is a series of hellos and goodbyes. I'm afraid it’s time for goodbye again. PAMELA MAZZACUA likes to collect post cards. Pam was a member of Drama Club, Coigate Seminar, and Track. She plans to become a bus ness person RANDALL MAZZACUA has a favorite saying ‘Hey, Buzzard”. Henry plans a career as an auto motive engineer RENEE MARTIN Poodies likes to collect coins She has been involved in AFS, Ski Club and pians to be an insurance agent DEBORAH NETZBAND Debbie's favorite song line is, “I'm free as o bird.” She collects pictures and plans to be a speech pathologist ADINA NOCITO'’S favorite saying is ‘What's done is done, there's always tomorrow”. Dee was in War-games and Yearbook. She is a Taurus and hopes to become an astrophysist ANN READER joined the V. Track, V. Bowling and Synchronized Swim Teams. She was in the inter national Club, Leadership Club, and Yearbook. An nie was also a V. Majorette. She plans on joining the Air Force to obtain a degree in speech pathol ogy and audiology JOHN NAGURNEY'’S tavorite saying Is, “JD! He pions a coreer with the police CHRISTINE NEWTON Charlie thinks the Class of “82” is the best. She plans a career in the medical field ROBERT SHUGRUE Robert collects albums. He was involved in Marching Band, and plans on being o pilot DONALD NICHOLS collects magazines and money. His favorite saying Is, ‘Hotrod Lincoln . Don pions a career as a diesel mechanic. SCOTT NOLAN Killer was a member of War Games and collects money and aibums. He hopes to become the owner of Iron Crown Enterprise. His tavorite saying Is, “Life is a state of mind”. JAMES OLNEY was a member of Ski Club and AFS. Jim pions ao career in business MICHAEL PHILLIPS piayed Football, Soccer, and was a member of the Wrestling Team. Phil's favorite saying: “'Lite’s rough! JAMES PERKINS was a member of international Club, Block R, and was on the Swim Team. His favor ite line: “Nobody gets out of here alive.” Pee-Pee face plans to be a civil engineer SUZANNE DEBONZO was aiso calied Dr. Suess, Sudey, and Bonza. She was a member of Ski Club She is planning to work in the field of fashion de signing or cosmetology LORI PUGH pu-Pu pians to be a cosmetologist Lor collects unicoms CAROL PALLAS Fiake was Secretary of AFS and a member of international Club, Ski Club, Key Club, Marching Band, and W ind Ensembie. Carol wants to be a sports announcer or an elementary school teacher. Her favorite saying: “What a D.H.! She cot lects pictures of the Dallas Cowboys. MICHAEL CARRO Mikey pians to be a commer. cial artist. He Owns a collection of baseball cards and tickets. He wos a member of the V Bowling Team, Pep Club and Yearbook Staff WILLIAM NEWBERRY william collects albums and was a contestant in the Talent Show. Bill hopes to someday be an electrical engineer, “You can't always get what you want , is his favorite saying SHARI DIAMOND was in Key Club and Ski Club Wild was a J.V. Cheerleader and a member of the Gymnastics Team. She plans a career in speech pathology and audiology. Squari collects dust and SUSAN EHRENFRIED Mildred is a member of Key and Ski Clubs, and Yearbook. She collects candies and plans to become a social worker. Her favorite saying: ‘| don't feel good, | don't feel bad. KEITH HUGO enjoys collecting money and cars His favorite line from a song: “T'll be beatin the odds again.’ His future plans include the U.S. Alr Force FREDERICK HENZE Rick was a member of inter national Club, Coigate Seminar, Block R Club, Key Club, and Honor Society. He enjoys collecting mon ey and has a future goal of becoming a doctor DARLEEN CARNEY Ducky was a member of Coigate Seminar, Honor Society, JV Cheerleading, AFS, Key Club, International Club and Block R. She enjoys collecting stuffed animals. Favorite saying Jami . Her future plans are in the field of comput er science DEBBIE COSTELLO Debbie Z has a favorite say ing of, “I'l take you to the top baby! . She is undecided as to her future pions GESELLE DEMATTEO Gesabell was a member of Block R, Ski and Key Clubs, JV and V. Field Hock ey, JV and V. Indoor and Spring Track. Her favorite saying: “Such Is life. CHRISTINE DIANE GRAVES was in intemationai Club, and Yearbook. She likes collecting money and “Take if on the Run.” Chris pions to become an executive secretary. KAREN ANN HENRY Shorty enjoys collecting at bums and books. Her favorite line: “and as we wind on down the road. (Led Zeppelin) Her future Qoal Is to be a data processing programer LAURA HILL Laura enjoys collecting memories and has a favorite saying of “Time for me to fly.” Her future goal is to become a psychologist RONALD HARTWIG Tony was a member of Chess Club, and enjoys collecting beer caps and bumper stickers. Favorite saying: “Dip?” His future pions include becoming an electrical engineer JEANNE HARNEY Jelty Bean Jeanne enjoys cot lecting pennies. Her favorite poem: “if you love something, set it free, if it comes back to you it’s yours, if it doesn't, it never was.” Her future goal is to become a cosmetologist DAWN GADWAW amy collects poems and books. She pions to be a social worker. At her job. Down may be saying, “I need a pepsi” SUSAN HOVEY sue Baby enjoys collecting mice and has a favorite saying of “Yo never know! Her future goal Is to become a travel agent JEFFREY DELUTIS Poss was a member of indoor Track, JV and V. Football, JV and V. Baseball, and Block R Club. Future Occupation: accountant MICHAEL HAYDEN trigger collects anything that has a bang to it, and has a favorite saying of “Blast it alll” Future occupation: demolition expert JAMES HYDE Jim was a member of the V. Swim ming Coigate Seminar, AFS, Wind Ensemble, Morctr ing Band, and Swim Club. His favorite saying: “One for all, and | forgot. His future pions include becom ing a macedonian hopiite DAWN MARE GADWAW TRACEY HULL Tray was a member o! Field Hock ey, Block R, Ski and Key Clubs. She enjoys collect Ing cows, zobs, and decorative bottles. Her future occupation is a specialized teacher MARIA LYNN ORBINATI Ric likes the poem “'! wish The Very Best For You. ’ She was in Field Hock ey, Cheerleading, Softball, sophomore, junior, and senior class secretary. Block R Club, AFS, Key Club, BSI, Bond ond Wind Ensemble. Mert wants to be come a biological scientist KATHLEEN MORROW was a member of AFS Marching Band, Concert Band, Coigate Seminar, Science Club, and Yearbook. Kate collects stuffed animais, knick-knacks, poems and songs. Tar wants to work in the fieid of health RICHARD BARNETT Bamee was a member of Block R V, Football, V. Track, and Yearbook. He was the President of Black History Club. Favorite saying: “Stoy sweet.” His future pions include the flaint Af hiscinace THOMAS HERBER Herbie wos a member of JV and V. Soccer, Wrestling, Key Club, Coigate Sem: nar, and Block R Club. He likes to collect empty beer cans and bottles. Favorite saying: “Give me another old mil. He wants to be an accountant RICKY HAYNES enjoys collecting guns. Rick's fo vorite song Is “Help, | need somebody.” His future goal is to work in construction PETER MERCHANT Power has a favorite saying of “Hey Bum!” He is undecided of his future pions. TERRANCE DOLAN was a member of interno tional Club, and War Games. Terry enjoys collecting dice and pennies and has a favorite saying of “Ah, Wow! . His future goal Is to become an accountant JULIE HUGHES Hoolie Moo was a member of Ski and Key Club. She enjoys collecting cows and zobs. She was also a member of Block R Club and Field Hockey. Julie wants to become an elemen tory teacher MARIA ORBINAT! TRACY CASSIDY “Spaz” was an active mem ber of AFS, Intemational Club, Block R, V. Football and Basketball Cheerleading. Tracy wants to be a nurse. Favorite song, “Don't Stop Believing, Hold on to That Feelin.” FRANK CANIA Biazerman was a member of the Orchestra. His Occupational goal is to be an ac countant. Go for it! MARY LOU CHILKOTOWSKY. Chickie was a member of the Bowling team. Mary Wu enjoys cot lecting mugs of all kinds. Her future plans include a college program in physical therapy JEFF GUALANDI tikes the song “I'm Back in the Saddle Again’. Fro plans to enter the Coast Guard. MARY ROBERTS was a member of the Choir. Mare plans o coreer as a lawyer. She enjoys her record collection. Favorite saying, “She's getting on my nerves” DAWN MIZER “Mize” likes to collect buttons with ditferent sayings on them. She plans to be a com puter programmer ANDREA GROMELSKI Andy’s future goal is to become an accountant DONNA COLANGELO was a member of Ski Club. Donna Lanna was often heard saying, “Who Cores? GINA GRASSO Lewina was a member of JV Basketball and Softball Teams, Basketball Cheerleader, AFS, Secretory of the Explores Club, and Honor Society. She enjoys collecting odd shaped botties, and figures. Her future goal is to be come a secret agent for the C.LA. CHRIS GULLO Coo! man gu was a member of the V Basketball Team and Block R Club. He likes to collect the Door's albums. “No Eternal reward shail forgive us now for wasting the dawn.” ROBERT DOTY Oats enjoys collecting money, pepsi payoff caps, match books and beer glasses. Favorite saying: ‘See yao after school wheezy.”’ His future goal is to become a draftsman. JOSEPH HOJNACKI Is looking forward to a co reer as an electrical technician or mechanic. Joe participated in Block R Club. He appreciates and collects antiques DOUGLAS MONROE collects electronic parts and equipment. He was a member of the Amateur Radio Club and plans on being an electrical eng! neer MARY KASKOUN mare iikes to collect cowboys and zobs. She was a member of Block R Club, Key Club, Ski Club, Field Hockey and Golf Teams. She plans to go into dentistry ANTHONY CENTORE, nicknamed Mike, has a special collection of love, from a special friend? He plans on becoming an auto and truck mecanic JOHN CASTRO Zastro was a member of the Wrestling Team, Coigate Seminar and Block R Club He pions to be a nucieor physicist. ‘Stop! Hold on! Stay in controll LISA CLECKNER Cleck was a member of the Volleyball Team, Golf Team, Honor Society, interna tional Club, Block R Club and Yearbook Staff. Lisa is looking forward to a career in the health field. ROBERT CHRISTIE Dane was a member of the Radio Club and enjoys collecting stamps. His future goal Is to become oa pilot or work in the field of electronics. FREDDIE CHILDS Choko was voted treasurer of JOSEPH HOJNACK! the Black History Club. He likes collecting posters and has training in the Martial Arts SHEILA WATERS swa’s schoo! activities included: Coigate Seminar, Honor Society, Key and Ski Club, international Club and AFS. She wants to be an electrical engineer. Sheila collects ski pins and post- ers. KATHLEEN KALIN Kath Is looking forward to a fu ture of musical performances. She took part in Marching Band, Wind Ensembie, AFS, and Block R. Kath collects glass puppies. STACI KLINE collects sheet music. Sheep was a member of Wind Ensembie, Area All-State Band, and Marching Band. Her future goal is in music edu cation. LAURI KNOBLOCH knobber-knocker’s future goal is to be a speech pathologist. “What a cutie!” ALBERT KRUP was a member of the Honor Soct ety, the sophomore, junior, and ‘senior class Prest dent and pians a career as a lawyer. Big Al's favor ite saying: “When in doubt, cheat BETH VITORELLO'’S nickname is B.V. She cheered for both JV and V. squads, was a member of Ski Club, Key Club, and Block R. She was also on the Swim Team. Beth hopes to become an early childhood teacher. MARIE SANZONE Wee was a member of the Tennis Team. She enjoys collecting memories. Favor. ite line from a song, “Lately it occurs to me what G lo-o-ng strange trip it’s been. ’ Her future plans are to become the lead singer for the Greattul Dead MARK SOUTHARD 2ike, favorite saying, “Let an electrician fix your shorts. ’ His future goal Is to be come an electrical technician ARTHUR SMOLINSKI Junior has a future goal to become an architect. JEANNINE MC EWEN is nicknamed Tinny. She was a Key Field Hockey, Volleyball, Softball, and Basketball Team member. She has plenty of exper lence for her future occupation as a sports trainer. KATHERINE BRANDAL kitty was a member of in ternational Ciub. She likes the quote, ‘‘friends are forever. Cheeks plans to become a dietetic tech nician CURTIS BRYANT was a member of the Football Team. Captain has a penny collection. He plans to work in the Communications field. Favorite song, ‘'! can't be the disco man.” COLLEEN ABEL Coli has tuture pians to become o registered nurse. She has quite a collection of bri dal bouquets CHRISTY COLANGELO Dizzy Zizzy plans on pursuing a career in cosmetology. Christie says after she makes it big in that field, she’s going to open her own bar JOEL AMIDON was a member of V Football and Track Teams. He enjoys collecting bottie caps. He pions on becoming a skilled laborer. Hey Joey, Meliow out!” ELAINE BARONE Uittie one was a participant in the Talent Shows. She enjoys collecting stuffed ani mais and pians to be a medical secretary ELIZABETH BAPTISTE tizza enjoys collecting ev- erything and anything concerning Bruce Springsteen. She wants to work as a criminal investi gator CHARLES COLLINS Kirkiand was a member of the Football and Track Teams. He joined Black Histo ry Club. He enjoys collecting records and pians to be an audio technician. SHARON FELDMAN enjoys listening to music. She has quite a collection of albums and 8-tracks. Dizzy has future plans of becoming a secretary. Her favorite saying, “Say what, huh?” NEAL RANDLE belongs to the international Club, and AFS. He enjoys collecting aligator shirts and thinks, “the class of '82 is number one. Neal plans on majoring in education to become a spanish teacher ROBYN MARINEAU coliects stutled animals and candies. Hobs is a V. bowler and a member of in ternational Club. She's planning to become a phys ical therapist STEVE PREPUTNIK was a member of Packers in Training Club. Redneck hopes to be a forest ranger He owns a collection of confederate flags. He likes the song, ‘The South's Going To Do It Again.” TISIA PROCOPIO pians on majoring in Sociolo Qy. Tish's favorite poem, “Oh, Myice.” JACKIE CHMIELEWSK] Chimo was a member of the Softball Team, indoor Track Team, international Club, Block R, and V. Cheerleading. ‘Don't stop be lieving, hold on to that feeling.” REYNE NASTO Rin was a member of intemation al Club and AFS. Reyne plans a career in executive secretarial sciences SANDRA GOETZ sam was the secretary of Hon or Society and a Ski Club member. Her future plans Include going to college to become an engineer DENISE DOUCETTE Neezer hopes to spread a iit tle of her collections (rainbows) to patients when she's a registered nurse. In her spare time she was in V. Bowling, Intemational Club, and Block R. She was also a member of Yearbook staff. Her favorite saying: “Hey, Kid JULIE MEAD was also known as Spark or Woolie- Doolie. She likes to collect memories and was a member of the Yearbook Staff. Julie wants to man ager her very own fashion boutique. Spark was of ten heard saying, “Whatever, you queer.” JILL GOETZ Pit was a member of Honor Society, Ski Club, and Key Club. She plans to be an elemen tary school teacher. CHRISTOPHER POMILIO cCrvis collects all junk that piles up in his room. He has been active iN BSi, Key Club, Colgate Seminar. His favorite line from a song: “Meet the new boss—same as the old boss.” TINA CIDZIK Ccidz was a member of the V Bowl ing team. She enjoys collecting items with rainbows on them. She plans to enter the field of computers. ERIC BRANTINGHAM Red played Lacrosse and Soccer. He was a member of the Ski Club. He pians on being either a Park Ranger or a mountaineer Eric's favorite poem, “Men That Don't Fit In.” DONNA BOLLWERK is also called Hawonna Her future goal is to be a cosmetologist or a secre tary. Her favorite saying: “Oh how rude!” SHARON FELDMAN A CYNTHIA BAPTISTE tittle Ba was voted ‘80 and ‘61 class treasurers. She has future plans to become the president of the New Arrow Corporation. “What ever.” CAROLYN BARNETT has a tavorite saying: “Keep your eyes on the road, your hands upon the wheel. She enjoys collecting wine and beer bot ties, and has pians to be a secretary JUDY BLOOMFIELD Hey Jude hopes to be. come a registered nurse. She is an avid “antique dish ’ collector. 3 2 : ? REMEMBER WHEN . . . NATIONWIDE AND WORLDWIDE We grew pessimistic about the economy as unemployment soared and interest rates skyrocketed. Reaganomics The tragic deaths of Natalie Wood, John Belushi, Bill Haley, William Holden, Harry Chapin, Paule Lynde, the Atlanta chil dren and Anwar Sadat. A woman justice on the Su- preme Court “POLICE PATCO Videogames, harmless fun or maker of possessed zombies? The first American test tube baby was born. The Space Shuttle soared. The debate over EI Salvador grew while martial law was en- forced in Poland. Millions watched the Royal Wedding SPORTS The Stars clinched the Atlantic Coast Hockey League title. New York lost Reggie to the Angels Sugar Ray Leonard remains undefeated. Dodgers finally beat the Yan- kees in the World Series San Francisco takes the Super Bowl title The Great Gretsky breaks hockey records. National Sports Festival was held in Syracuse. Baseball players on strike. ENTERTAINMENT At the movies: Raiders of the Lost Ark, On Golden Pond, Reds, Richard Pryor on the Sun- set Strip, Taps, American Werewolf in London and Stripes. Pac-Man and Rubik’s Cube made their debuts. 100 stars met at Radio City Mu- sic Hall. The Rolling Stones Tour. On General Hospital, Luke Spencer married Laura Web. ber. The tunes from Escape, Tatoo You, Double Fantasy, 4, Abacab, Bella Donna, Give The People What They Want, Precious Time. Songs: ‘‘Arthur’s Theme”’, ‘‘Bet- ty Davis Eyes’’, ‘Endless Love”, “‘New York, New York ”’, ‘‘I’ Missed Again’’, ‘‘Juke Box Hero”’. LOCALLY Chapman visited Marcy. Was that really an earth: quake? Fashion fads: headbands, IZOD, leg warmers, Sportos. decorative shoelaces, double- pierced earrings, low—heeled shoes and the punk look. Red Hot Chicken Wings and dlls our last 20 hr. working marathon SPECIAL THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE WHO MADE THIS BOOK HAPPEN. WITHOUT THEIR HELP OUR JOB WOULD HAVE BEEN IMPOSSIBLE. the secretaries, especially Lucy, Dee, Marilyn, and Antonette for countless hours spent on the telephone answering nagging phone calls the professional photographers for photographing our chaotic groups and fussy staff the custodial staff for tolerating our long work hours Mr. Renzi for giving us air time, anytime Russ Calabrese for still helping us out. Gaetano Tosti for use of his negatives and assistance Chris Graves and Anne Marie Lovett for their typing skills Mr. Galin for publishing our communication materials Kathy Morrow and Denise Doucette for their poems which appeared in the opening pages of the book John Bohn and Ed Miller from the Rome Sentinel Debbie Blackburn and Ted Ferlo for their coverage of the football season Jeff Race for hockey photographs Rick Lucas and Kevin Haber for helping when no one was around Mr. Ehrenfried for building the cover shadow box. Jim Maher for ‘‘keeping the faith’’ Marilyn Rich for her cooperation Ann Reader for organizing the ad campaign and keeping the business records Miss Calogero and Mr. Coughlin for compiling the sports’ scores the crazy yearbook staff members who worked Thursday nights, vacation days, and weekends Jim Garrett for his personal attention to our book at ICP in Kansas AND THANKS TO THE BUSINESS PEOPLE AND PATRONS RE. PRESENTED ON THE PAGES TO FOLLOW FOR THEIR SUP. PORT SUCCESS TO THE GRADUATE OF ’82 JACKWAX SKI SHOP WOODS VALLEY CHALET WESTERNVILLE, N.Y. ROUTE 46 Phone: 827-4109 827-4278 THE BEAR IS FLYING INTO @ THE NEW YEAR WITH AN EXCITING it ARRAY OF PLANS TO MAKE EVERY VISIT TO THE TEDDYBEAR VILLAGE A FUN FILLED FANTASY EXBEARIANCE TEDDYBEAR TOY HOBBIE 324 E. Chestnut St. Rome, N.Y. (336-1996) YOUR FANTASY HDQ Fiend ae N. JAMES STREET ROME JOE ADOLF'S i) FOOD LAND fe st Wishes t to the Class of 1982 C T Community Distributing, Inc. Catalog Showroom 1186 Erie Blvd., W. JOSEPH A. TAVERNA ROME, N. 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